26 August 2026
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If you click on the picture below and scroll back through my album of garden shots from the same position over the last few years, you can tell it has been a long, hard summer: Some stuff is doing well … Continue reading
15 July 2026
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Here is the July garden: There are quite a few flowers out although, unsurprisingly given the run of hot, dry weather, the grass is starting to look quite brown.
18 June 2026
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June’s garden is looking even fuller than May’s version… but look back another month to April to see just how much these two months mean for plant growth.
15 April 2026
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This month’s picture features a pigeon perched on the door-runner guard on the polytunnel and you can also see the new fence down the right hand side. Reviewing the whole album of photos, I can see that this year follows … Continue reading
22 March 2026
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Spring is here – look at the marvellous magnolia next door… and that Photinia glowing red in ours in the morning sun!
14 January 2026
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The temperature has been up and down this month – touching on double figures yesterday – but mainly down, so I was glad to capture a image of a frosty morning today. The brushing of white brings a clarity to … Continue reading
20 December 2025
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Today is a bit damp and overcast, which has been the story of most of the month. Almost all the deciduous plants have lost their leaves (for example, the yellow leaves have dropped from the birch in the centre) but … Continue reading
8 October 2025
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I missed taking a photo in September but I have caught the beginnings of autumn colours this week, including the Virginia Creeper round that gate in the middle of the image. Last autumn’s picture was a couple of weeks later … Continue reading
23 August 2025
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August’s back garden is beginning to look a touch autumnal but is lit up by the late summer flowers doing their thing. Note also the roof of the new shed, tucked behind the polytunnel!
20 July 2025
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July’s garden has suffered a bit in the hot, dry weather (nature’s watering can is catching up this weekend!) but, if you look back, you can see how the Echinacea, Rudbeckia and Rosa are starting take on the starring roles.