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Monthly Archives: February 2020
The Winter Garden.
Four years ago I created a winter garden here and since then I have gradually enlarged it and now I think it is looking really good. And it needs to look good to cheer the spirits on a day like … Continue reading
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In a Vase on Monday. Black Clouds
Last week I featured a pink Pussy Willow in my vase. The garden was full of blooms and looked springlike and I was keen to celebrate it. Today, the garden is still wearing its spring party dress but it’s forgotten … Continue reading
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Top Ten February Blooms.
I just love February blooms but this year it has been difficult to find a chance to get out and enjoy them with constant winds and Biblical downpours of rain. I am a year- round gardener and wouldn’t dream of … Continue reading
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Hellebore Bore.
I have to admit that I am a hellebore bore. I am crazy about winter blooming flowers. I spend hours crooning over snowdrops and then we get the hellebores which start in January and then get better and better throughout … Continue reading
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In a Vase on Monday. In the Pink
I am a mug for a jug. I don’t know why but I can’t resist them. If I am feeling a bit under-the-weather or endless storms keep me out of the garden I trawl through jugs on eBay and add … Continue reading
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In a Vase on Monday. The Magic of Mimosa.
In the UK we are all still cringing after the impact of a very frisky Storm Ciara. When we arrived here there were nine mature birch trees at the bottom of the garden. In 2015 there were seven. Most years … Continue reading
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