It is so cold here that I am seriously thinking about getting my vests out again. Last night, after a brilliant day out, at Dungeness, we came home and lit our fire!!!
But things march on in the garden. It is hard to believe we are just 20 days from mid-summer.
In our own garden there are new things to see and hear every day.
A baby rabbit has taken up residence in our front garden....not too happy about that but short of borrowing a gun......
These alliums were half price in the autumn.
The wind has blown quite a few foxglove spikes over but they make
great architectural floral arrangements.
Pansies and wallflowers are hanging on in a blast of glory.
Roses are just starting to show.
Poppies.....
....clematis.....
......delphinium, verbascum....
.....and irises.
The veggie beds are really getting going after a very slow start.
And finally the wisteria on the shed is hanging on despite the usual heavy winds.
Actually you can`t see much of the shed any more.
Good job we can`t see inside as it needs a good clear out.
Now it`s 3 layers on, to venture out and plant the last of my bedding.
All those lovely colours - what a beautiful, scented post!
ReplyDeleteThe wisteria and the rose bower are really beautiful!
Thank you....and we are leaving it in a weeks time!!!
DeleteOh! Bad timing! But I guess you'll see some blue sky, which is sadly lacking at the moment!
DeleteWell it has been much better in the last two days.
DeleteBeautiful flowers and your veg patch looks pretty full.
ReplyDeleteSorry to here you are cold we are suffering from sunburn (and loving it)...
It has changed in the last few days. We are loving it.
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ReplyDeleteI can't believe all your amazing flowers and your thriving veg patch!
Also hard to believe you were feeling the cold while I was getting sunburnt!
It looks ok but we have had lots of trouble germinating peas, beans and sweetcorn.
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