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Six on Saturday. 05.07.2025

A new month, a new week of non stop sunshine, but this morning it is drizzling and it has rained overnight, which I know the plants will love. I have managed a few early morning sessions,  gardening before the sun … Continue reading

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Six on Saturday. 07.06.2025

Another week has flown by and brought all sorts of weather with it. We have had some heavy downpours, some gentle rain, very strong winds and some sunny, warm days with a lovely breeze! All the birds have had their … Continue reading

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Foliage in February. GBFD.

As soon as I started looking round the garden to see what sort of foliage I could photograph, it was obvious from all the new shoots that there were, that most, but not all the photos would be of the … Continue reading

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Our holiday garden.

As with Sussex Prairies, years ago,  I had read in various magazines and seen on TV,  a house and garden on the Isle of Wight which also had a cottage in the garden which you can rent and also have … Continue reading

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Thank goodness for Evergreens. GBFD for January.

At this time of year we look to all the evergreens that we have in the garden to provide interest and structure. Although there are quite a few flowers out at the moment, they are usually small like snowdrops, so … Continue reading

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Winter garden at Hilliers.

As I mentioned in my previous post, after visiting Wisley we headed south  and found a super pub near to Romsey for a bite to eat before visiting the Sir Harold Hillier Arboretum where I knew they had a 3 … Continue reading

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Early Risers

The early risers were caught out this year with the abnormal weather that we had in November and December. They gaily rushed headlong into flower, as they usually do, just to be frozen solid and covered with about 10 inches … Continue reading

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