Thank you @Fire and @Dovefromabove, me too! Seems I had multiple organ failure which properly scared the family, I was sedated in ICU so missed that bit Took three months to recover from that and then had every test known to man before they confirmed cancer.
I couldn't watch any GW or come on this forum as I didn't believe I would ever be able to garden again. I now have some mobility and have been enjoying my daughter's garden so decided to post some pictures. Made me feel quite unreasonably happy
"The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it." Sir Terry Pratchett
I agree - not in any way unreasonable @herbaceous . These are the things that make all the difference. You'll soon be out there, getting stuck in Little steps x
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Sorry too wet for pictures. Mostly the the usual suspects here too. Cyclamen, Daphne, Skimmia, Mahonia, sarcoccus and Helibores, winter pansies and violas. Some clinging late include a Rose, cyrinthe, fuchsia "the Bride", and some freesia ( though there are new buds too), blue lobelia in the green wall. Some surprises are a Anemone, Auricula, Agapanthus 1 blue 1 white, not full sized flowers but there anyway, one quince flower and Rhodanthemum casablanca, which according to the label is a summer flowering alpine! Nearly forgot we have white dianthus in a large trough that seem to flower all year round now. So 20 at least & my wife keeps telling me about others I haven't listed .
Far too wet for photos here in Pembrokeshire -(thunderstorms passing through just now!). So here's a simple list: Mophead hydrangea, Passion flower, Mahonia, Primula, Pansy, Fuchsia 'Lady Boothby', Dwarf fuchsia, Hebe, Pelargonium, Cyclamen, Helebore.
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I couldn't watch any GW or come on this forum as I didn't believe I would ever be able to garden again. I now have some mobility and have been enjoying my daughter's garden so decided to post some pictures. Made me feel quite unreasonably happy
These are the things that make all the difference. You'll soon be out there, getting stuck in
Little steps x
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Definitely not flowers, but they are still in the garden.😁
Lobelia erinus 'Waterfall Blue', campanula 'Campala' and campanula 'Spring Bells'
Choisya x dewitteana 'White Dazzler', rose 'Roald Dahl' and Sarcococca confusa
Rose 'Vanessa Bell'
Mostly the the usual suspects here too. Cyclamen, Daphne, Skimmia, Mahonia, sarcoccus and Helibores, winter pansies and violas.
Some clinging late include a Rose, cyrinthe, fuchsia "the Bride", and some freesia ( though there are new buds too), blue lobelia in the green wall. Some surprises are a Anemone, Auricula, Agapanthus 1 blue 1 white, not full sized flowers but there anyway, one quince flower and Rhodanthemum casablanca, which according to the label is a summer flowering alpine! Nearly forgot we have white dianthus in a large trough that seem to flower all year round now. So 20 at least & my wife keeps telling me about others I haven't listed .
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border