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My Garden Journal 2018 – June
I finished my latest entries into my garden journal just as we reach the mid-point of the year. June has once again been a month of mixed up weather and the garden plants have continued in their state of confusion. … Continue reading
Posted in colours, garden photography, garden wildlife, gardening, gardens, hardy perennials, ornamental trees and shrubs, roses, Shropshire, shrubs, wildlife
Tagged centaurea, flower colours, knautia, orange, potentilla, purple, roses, summer, summer gardens, summer in the garden, thalictrum
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Anglesey Woodland in mid-May
During our family holiday on Anglesey in the middle of May we spent a few days discovering ancient pre-historic sites on the island. The walk to a fortified hut group took us through this beautiful patch of woodland growing happily … Continue reading
Posted in colours, light, light quality, trees, wildlife, woodland, woodlands
Tagged Anglesey, colour, ferns, light, wild flowers, woodland, woodlands
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My Garden Journal – December 2017
I decided to post my final Garden Journal 2017 post for my Christmas post this year. I hope you enjoy it. Have a great Christmas time! Here is the final episode of my 2017 Garden Journal, my entries for December. … Continue reading
Posted in birds, colours, flowering bulbs, garden photography, garden wildlife, gardening, gardens, grasses, hardy perennials, irises, roses, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, shrubs, village gardens, wildlife, Winter Gardening, winter gardens
Tagged Dan Pearson, December, garden sculpture, Hesperanthus, Hesperanthus coccinea, owls, seed heads, snow, snow in the garden, tawny owl, the garden in December, winter, winter garden, winter gardening
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Painting in a Meadow in Norfolk
Sometimes when you choose a holiday location and select accommodation you hit the right spot. When we spent a week in Norfolk in 2017 we did just this. We booked a barn conversion with its own little nature reserve in … Continue reading
Simply Beautiful – 13
Her we are back with another short post in my very occasional “Simply Beautiful” series where I share a few photos of something that catches my eye, something simply beautiful! For number 13 I want to show you pics of some … Continue reading
Posted in garden wildlife, light, natural pest control, wildlife
Tagged spiders, spiders' web, webs
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Celebrating the Glory of Spring – the garden at a cottage called Cartref
I thought I would look back at a visit we made with friends, Pete and Sherlie in the spring to a garden called Cartref. It was a “pop up” NGS garden which is a garden that opens unplanned but that … Continue reading
Posted in colours, flowering bulbs, garden design, garden photography, garden ponds, garden pools, garden wildlife, gardening, hardy perennials, log piles, logs, National Garden Scheme, natural pest control, NGS, ornamental trees and shrubs, outdoor sculpture, sculpture, spring bulbs, spring gardening, village gardens, water garden, water in the garden, wildlife, woodland, Yellow Book Gardens
Tagged April, April garden, NGS, NGS gardens, spring, spring blossom, spring bulbs, spring flowers, spring garden, the garden in April, tulips, Yellow Book, Yellow Book Gardens
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Young naturalists visit Avocet
We recently hosted a visit to our garden by students from our local school, who came to look at how we garden with wildlife in mind, how we attract wildlife of all sorts and create a balanced ecosystem. We all … Continue reading
