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Category Archives: Garden
Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
Part of my plan to make our garden lower maintenance is to plant more flowering shrubs, they take up a decent amount of room, often flower for a few weeks and still look reasonable for the rest of the year. … Continue reading
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Tagged deutsia, flowers, garden, gardening, Low maintenance garden, nature, philadelphus, plants, Roses, shrubs
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Mondays Meander Round the Garden
It’s been a while since I meandered round the garden, I spent several hours gardening today and I finally feel like it’s starting to look like a garden again instead of a building site. Last weekend I was working on … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, gardening in pots, hostas, plants, pond gardening
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Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
It’s a while since I’ve had a meander round the garden, mainly because it’s been more reminiscent of a building site…but I finally think I’m winning! In our quest to future proof our house and garden, I decided the top … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, hard landscaping, nature, plants, Spring garden
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Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
Someone mentioned recently that I haven’t shared photos of my garden recently…that’s because it’s been looking a bit like a builders yard! Last summer I did some serious thinking about our house and our future here. We’ve got to the … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
The garden has been somewhat neglected this summer, at first it was so wet, I’m a fair weather gardener and this year has been particularly wet…until about two weeks ago, now it’s too hot for me to garden…see, I’m typical … Continue reading
A Chunky Curlew
I spent Saturday over in Fridaythorpe in East Yorkshire making another chicken wire sculpture. The courses are run by Susan Nichols, she’s great, very patient and everyone leaves with a chicken wire bird that looks like it’s supposed to look! … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Garden, Workshops
Tagged Chicken Wire Sculpture, garden, Susan Nichols, workshop
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Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
Well after nine days away the garden had lots of lovely surprises for me. One of my favourite paeonies is a very delicate shade of the lightest pink, it’s sited under a standard rose, which is fortunate as just before … Continue reading
Stitching my Garden SAL
I finally plucked up the courage and started stitching the pages together for my garden book. I’ve been prevaricating for a while on how to do it, I discussed it with one of my friends from my stitching group who … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Stitch-a-long, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged birds, embroidery, garden, Making textile books, Stitching my Garden
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Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
Apologies for the radio silence, I’ve had major internet problems! My computer is in my sewing room on a desk that is about as far away from where the internet comes in as it could be, it’s been getting ridiculously … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
I’ve finally managed to have a few good sessions in the garden – it’s been so wet up to recently that I’m way behind on the spring tidy up, over Easter I managed two good days in the garden… I … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged clematis, English Garden, flowers, garden, gardening, hellebores, Magnolia Stellata, pond gardening, Snowdrops, Spring
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