dawn pearse

Our Smallholding Life, Flowers ‘n’ all

Society EN ↓ 102 episodes

Life on a smallholding in rural Oxfordshire growing cut flowers for selling. All that entails and why I love doing it. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dawnepears0www.frieslandfarm.com

Author

dawn pearse

Category

Society

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 9: Weekly round up 03.03.2022

Anxiety this week over major world events and my upcoming flower competition entry.

Episode 8: Weekly round up 24.02.2022

One step forward two steps back this week.

Episode 7: Weekly roundup 17.02.2022

Still chomping at the bit to get seed sowing underway on a big scale but got to hold my horses and wait for longer days and warmer temperatures. Plenty of rain this week 🙄

Episode 6: Weekly roundup 10.02.2022

A bit of this and that 😆

Episode 5: Weekly round up 03.02.2022

Seems I have a lot to say this week 😂

Season 2 Episode 4 27.01.2022

Quick round up this week

Season 2 Episode 3 Weekly round up 20.01.2022

Had a bit of a wobble this week but moving on 😁

Season 2 Episode 2 13.01.2022

Weekly round up of our lives on the smallholding.

Season 2 Episode 1: Weekly round up 06.01.2022

We are in a new year 2022, moving forward with new aims and ideas 😁

Episode 41: Weekly round up 23.12.2021

That is the end of the calendar, thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy a very Merry Christmas and I look forward to sharing our goings on with you in 2022.

Episode 40: Weekly round up 16.12.2021

Slow this time of year on the smallholding but plenty of other stuff to do 😁

Episode 39: Weekly round up 09.12.2021

All that has been happening this week both on and off the smallholding.

Episode 38: Weekly round up 02.12.2021

All kinds of things this week including the chicken lockdown preparations and the goose laid a surprise egg!

Episode 37: Weekly update 25.11.2021

A quick round up of what I have been doing, planting tulip bulbs, making cards and the Christmas pudding is done. Bird flu and lockdown 🙄

Episode 36: Weekly round up. 18.11.2021

I really had to get the accounts done and dusted this week. The egg numbers have dropped very low and what direction do we want to move forward in? All this and more in the episode.

Episode 35: Weekly roundup 11.11.2021

A mixed bag of a week again.

Episode 34: Mondays thoughts 🤔 08.11.2021

COP26: What results or changes will come out of this conference, will they be enough. Who is doing anything about it if it’s not enough?

Episode 33: Weekly round up 06.11.2021

After the high of last week there are a couple lows this week 😏 some achievement and a surprise find or two😁

Episode 32: Weekly round up 29.10.2021

All the things that I have been doing this week including going to a wedding 🥰

Episode 31: Monday podcast 25.10.2021

Keeping chickens, what you need to know about keeping chickens and other poultry on a long term basis in order to get the best product from your birds. I have kept birds for nearly twenty years and this is how I do it and what I have learned along the way.

Episode 30: Weekly round up 21.10.2021

Not a good week this week, we had some heartbreaking news 😢

Episode 29: Monday ramble 18.10.2021

Me rambling about ways to future proof your life in various ways and why I think it is important 😁

Episode 28 Weekly update 14.10.2021

Lovely weather means lots of work outside 😁

Monday topics: Episode 27 11.10.2021

Food security, self reliance & resilience. How do we achieve these on a basic level?

Episode 26: Weekly round up 07.10.2021

Lots of work done this week 😁

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