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Snapshot of progress in my garden | digwithdorris
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News from under the earth. Snapshot of progress in my garden. In Before and After. Asymp; 12 Comments. As it is the first of August today, I thought I might share for the first time some pictures of how my garden is growing. To remind you, the garden was previously a fenced in area of grass with a few half eaten trees. After a great deal of clearing, a blank canvas was created. Enjoy your weekend, and try to get out to see some plants. . Larr; Previous post. Next post →. August 1, 2015 at 6:35 pm. August...
Wordless : Minimalism, Arrangement by Barbara Hepworth | digwithdorris
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News from under the earth. Wordless : Minimalism, Arrangement by Barbara Hepworth. Asymp; 1 Comment. Barbara Hepworth museum St Ives. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thought on “Wordless : Minimalism, Arrangement by Barbara Hepworth”. August 7, 2015 at 9:07 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Blog at...
In a vase on Monday: Cornish mop heads | digwithdorris
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News from under the earth. In a vase on Monday: Cornish mop heads. In in a vase on Monday. Asymp; 24 Comments. In a vase on Monday. I have been lucky enough to get away for a few days by the sea in St Mawes. High Summer and school holidays means of course that the roads are jammed, and the weather offers the full English, sunshine and rain. Yet somehow St Mawes takes the onslaught of people and weather in its stride and remains charming in a rather old fashioned, Ladybird book, kind of way. Cathy will ha...
In a vase on Monday: Dark Roast | digwithdorris
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News from under the earth. In a vase on Monday: Dark Roast. In in a vase on Monday. Asymp; 19 Comments. Geum ' Mrs Bradshaw'Astrantia Roma. In a vase on Monday. The only part of the Dahlia I am not keen on is the rather harsh yellow centre shown once fully opened. I guess the bees may like the look of the yellow so I will try to divert my gaze. I hope you have a good week and I hope you will stop by Cathy’s blog to look at hers and some of the other vases for Monday. Larr; Previous post. Next post →.
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News from under the earth. In a Vase on Monday: leftovers. In in a vase on Monday. Asymp; 8 Comments. In a vase on Monday. Cathy, I only have leftovers of Summer to share with you today. HTTPS:/ ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com. A climbing rose, inherited with my garden, name unknown. Still hanging on, sending out flowers even though it is November and we saw sleet yesterday. A pretty orange shade of pink. One stem three buds. Loving the leftovers, have a good week. 52 Week Photo Challenge: monster.
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In a Vase on Monday – Just Joey and Bridal Bouquet – Absent Gardener
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In a Vase on Monday – Just Joey and Bridal Bouquet. December 12, 2016. December 12, 2016. Just Joey is just such a lovely and unusual rose, and although it’s not turning into a big bush, it’s in a tough place beside the driveway, continually battling off the attentions of a purple penstemon on one side and a rosemary on the other. Not to mention the weeds and grasses. Just Joey is such an unusual colour, especially the buds which are almost parchment-like. Check out Rambling in the Garden. Your florals a...
Wreath Lecture | Edinburgh Garden Diary
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End of Month View. Other People’s Gardens. End of Month View. Other People’s Gardens. 5 December 2016 /. The garden’s fresh flowers are well and truly over, and last week’s offerings from the hedgerows are still decorating the flat; thanks to the fact that lichened sticks and dried seedheads have a rather longer shelf-life than flowers, my arrangements will probably last around the house until the first spring bulbs, with frequent changes of location to keep things looking fresh. Lately – some bush...
Pods, flowers and produce | horticultural 'obbit
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About ‘Orticultural ‘Obbit and Petal! Early days: picture paints a thousand words. Pods, flowers and produce. Seeds of an idea. Pods, flowers and produce. Scarlet emperor runner bean flower. Above, is the flower that appeared on the butternut squash. It’s quite big really, given the size of the fruit. What I am not sure about, is whether or not it needs to be assisted by the male flower. Two peas in a pod. Harvest carrots and beet. Contents of Jamie’s crate. On the right are paris market carrots, bolted ...
Basic Equipment | horticultural 'obbit
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About ‘Orticultural ‘Obbit and Petal! Early days: picture paints a thousand words. Pods, flowers and produce. Seeds of an idea. Now, you don’t have to pay the earth, just to move earth. These are fairly generic bits and pieces that are not too difficult to get your hands on. We have the following. A sixteen cell propagator: I started out using small plant pots covered in cellophane. However, with space constraints and further learning, i chose to use a propagator. Bean and Pea netting. The warming jacket...
Colour Change | from sewing room to potting shed
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From sewing room to potting shed. A Clear Out and a Surprise Invitation →. July 19, 2015 · 5:29 pm. The garden has shifted a gear again, we are now entering a more vibrant show. Out go the pretty soft pinks and purples and in come the ‘blousy’ reds, golden yellows and vibrant oranges. The garden takes on a different appearance now, more solid and enveloping. Helenium Moerheim Beauty, I love the dark centres on these. Looking great at the front of the border. What ever the week holds weather wise enjoy yo...
crabandfish garden | This WordPress.com site is our garden, cats, chickens and travel musings | Page 2
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This WordPress.com site is our garden, cats, chickens and travel musings. Newer posts →. January 15, 2016. Yesterday, sunny and warm, today – snow in Prague – barren but beautiful. January 15, 2016. Strahov monastery gardens in Prague – a morning view. December 25, 2015. I have been reading Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol. Scrooge, in the end, is given another opportunity to do good and join life. 8221; Merry Christmas one and all. November 17, 2015. This has to be one of the most exciting of...
the name of the rose | Charlotte's Plot
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Skip to primary content. The name of the rose. September 30, 2014. Last week, whilst thinking about how to fit more roses into my garden, I dug out these photographs. Way back in June, on the summer solstice no less, we took the girls and Sybil for an early evening game of frisbee in the grounds of Ashton Court. Frisbee isn’t really my thing, so I wandered off to the rose garden instead. Consequently, tracking down the roses I fall in love with feels virtually impossible I’ve tried comparing my pho...
when life gives you lemons … | Charlotte's Plot
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Skip to primary content. When life gives you lemons …. February 19, 2015. It is safe to say that this year has not got off to a particularly auspicious start. We’ve had a bit of a roller coaster ride on various fronts family, dog and car, in that order, wraps it neatly in a nutshell. But we are fine, if a little frazzled. Life goes on. Already, the days are longer, the skies a little brighter and, Direct Line Insurance aside, things are looking up. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Oh dear, I’...
My hazelnut trees are flowering! | a french garden
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My hazelnut trees are flowering! This entry was posted on February 20, 2015 by afrenchgarden. And tagged corylus avellana flower. Bright red against the blue sky! They are not like the flowers on apple or pear trees, in fact, the petals remind me more of sea anemones. I must admit, this is the first time I have seen the flowers of my hazelnuts. Last year I saw the photographs of these intriguing flowers on one of my favourite blogs, New Hampshire Garden Solutions. February 20, 2015 at 5:43 pm. Yes, they ...
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News from under the earth. In a vase on Monday: Dark Roast. In in a vase on Monday. Asymp; 3 Comments. Geum ' Mrs Bradshaw'Astrantia Roma. In a vase on Monday. The only part of the Dahlia I am not keen on is the rather harsh yellow centre shown once fully opened. I guess the bees may like the look of the yellow so I will try to divert my gaze. I hope you have a good week and I hope you will stop by Cathy’s blog to look at hers and some of the other vases for Monday. In a vase on Monday: Cornish mop heads.
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