14 May 2013 22:35:33
Change of plan
I was loosing my reason a bit with my previous journal. thanks for your imput. I have decided to do this instead. I will tell Deb later
14 May 2013 14:31:44
Just a thought
I was half thinking of revamping the front garden and thought that a copy of this might do fine
12 December 2012 12:10:34
Rhodochiton
Oops. I was taking a pic of a flowering plant from Fran in the conservatory when I spotted a stranger in the background
19 November 2012 23:56:53
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this little kitten named Ed was sitting in the middle of a busy road when he was rescued and given to us
19 November 2012 23:48:23
Polypodiums
These polypodiums are sitting outside the back door now.
16 November 2012 23:38:07
You must have one
Can any garden be complete without Acer griseum; I do not think so. Its beautiful and peeling bark throughout the year is wonderful to behold and its autumn colour stands alone
22 October 2012 08:31:31
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This heap was behind another so that it all had to be sieved and carried out over the other one. All ready now for the winter cut back.
18 October 2012 16:25:57
Lawn
Ha! Just trying to cheer you all up
11 October 2012 23:21:48
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I underestimated this plant, I thought that it was something to powerwash off and now I love it. It is great to mature and learn to appreciate the beauty that is there.
30 September 2012 23:03:16
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I took a close up of the anthers in a lily, just had to share it
29 September 2012 15:16:51
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This pic would not go up on the last entry. This is what you see when you raise the fronds, some wonderful developing spores. Never say that ferns are all alike :-)
29 September 2012 15:09:38
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This is a polypodium that I found growing on a wall of an old falling down cottage. I brought it home some fifteen years ago and it has grown happily in our garden ever since