Morning all, a bit bleak here but dry, for the moment Hosta I have to agree but where we are if theneighbouring farm cats didn’t keep rodents etc down I would have no garden!
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
Morning all. Cold breeze this morning. Daughter passing your way LilyP as she comes north for an overnight stay. Love the fresh green of new leaves on beech trees.
Everything is looking really green now, some of the Beech trees are fully leaved, all in all beautiful.
There's a stretch of road nearby lined on both sides with beech trees. One of the great joys of the year is to drive along it within a few days of the leaves opening.
Leaf cases from beech trees falling like brown snow at the moment. Last few days it has been white snow from the wild cherry tree blossom which will be followed by apple blossom this coming week.
Spotted a very pregnant roedeer in the garden yesterday. Looked a bit ragged as she is shedding her winter coat but otherwise healthy. Comparing back with photos from previous years we should have the patter of tiny hooves any day now. Lovely to see the new life but not good for garden plants.
Everything is looking really green now, some of the Beech trees are fully leaved, all in all beautiful.
There's a stretch of road nearby lined on both sides with beech trees. One of the great joys of the year is to drive along it within a few days of the leaves opening.
Hosta, did you drive down to Plymouth through Chillaton? , (probably not ) but that road is beautiful now, the beech trees form an arch and meet in the middle, when my cousins came over from Australia they’d never seen anything like that in Perth, so dry and dusty, that she would ask me to just drive them through it. She took videos.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
Hi Jocyce how are you? Your daughter will be delighted to know the roadworks are finally away! Have a nice time with her cold wind out there, the 11 lambs delivered to our field are cowering under the wall, wee souls
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
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wheres everyone else ... are they all being lazy slugabeds?!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hosta I have to agree but where we are if theneighbouring farm cats didn’t keep rodents etc down I would have no garden!
A A Milne
Everything is looking really green now, some of the Beech trees are fully leaved, all in all beautiful.
When you don't even know who's in the team
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Daughter passing your way LilyP as she comes north for an overnight stay.
Love the fresh green of new leaves on beech trees.
Spotted a very pregnant roedeer in the garden yesterday. Looked a bit ragged as she is shedding her winter coat but otherwise healthy. Comparing back with photos from previous years we should have the patter of tiny hooves any day now. Lovely to see the new life but not good for garden plants.
cold wind out there, the 11 lambs delivered to our field are cowering under the wall, wee souls
A A Milne
Raining heavily now so polytunnel duties now.