Well so far this weekend it has mainly rained.
A few flowers have broken out on the clematis but it needs a sunny day.
Lots of jobs to do in the garden have not been done.
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I became interested in gardening in 2007 after some bulbs I planted in 2006 grew. In 2007 I planted more and more including over 200 bulbs at the end of the year. In March 2008 I landscaped the garden and had bigger flower beds made and planted these up. For the first time I grew tomoatos from seed. At the end of 2008 I planted a further 200 bulbs. In 2009 I did very little. This is a photo journal of how the garden has changed and things have grown.
Links to other sites
other garden blogs
Gardening books I've got
- 101 bold and beautiful plants - BBC books
- 101 shade loving plants - BBC books
- Creating your first garden - Paul Thompson
- Encyclopedia of Plants and Flowers - RHS
- Gardeners' Advice - RHS Wisley Experts
- Gardening through the year - Ian Spence
- How to garden; a practical introduction to gardening - RHS
- How to make your garden grow - Toby and Lisa Buckland
- Joe's urban garden handbook - Joe Swift
- The Bedding Plant Expert - Dr D G Hessayon
- The Complete Gardener - Monty Don
- The flower expert - Dr d. G. Hessayon
- The Gardeners Year - Alan Titmarsh
- The Tree & Shrub Expert - Dr D G Hessayon
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- daffodils (6)
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- waterlogged grass (1)
- weed (1)
- wood anemone (1)
wish list
- more blue pots
- pink wheelbarrow
- hostas
- Leaky hose
2 comments:
Fingers crossed you get some decent sunshine soon. Even so, your garden is looking lovely ... you've got some great colour showing on both sides of your pathway.
Thankfully, here in my downunder spot, the sun is out and the rain has left. The plants are just soaking up the rays at long last.
Still though, the pathway looks beautiful!! There has been quite a bit of maturity in the work you have done. Cheers
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