Readying for the new gardening year
I'll add some words later ...
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Janet and Steve's Garden
For anyone who happens to have stumbled across this blog in the hope of finding insights to the meaning of life, serious discourse on matters of great import or any sharp wit, then you've certainly come to the wrong place. This is just a simple diary of one couple's gardening experiences, published so that family and friends can see the garden develop.
- June 2010
- Today
- Pond Story - the rest of the story (well, mostly)
- Growing walls
- There was this hole ...
- Panoramic shots
- June - some more photos
- Nearly the end of May
- 20th April 2009
- The photo does not do this Azelia justice. We boug...
- October 2005
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Links - yes, I know they're not all gardening
- East Ruston Old Vicarage - great to wander around
- West Acre Gardens for less usual plants
- Urban Jungle - for Exotic Plants
- The Exotic Garden - Will Giles' famous garden
- My Motorcycle diary
- Norfolk Advanced Motorcyclists
- Motorbike Adventures
- Hopp Rider Training
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Too cold to use. Shame.
Snowdrops beneath the Yucca in the front garden.
Cornus glows in the sunshine. Yes, we had sunshine
Garrya Eliptica. Looking good.
Snowdrops in the back garden
Hellebore in the back garden. Something of a surprise to me as i didn't think they'd flower just yet.
Snowdrops beneath the Yucca in the front garden.
Cornus glows in the sunshine. Yes, we had sunshine
Garrya Eliptica. Looking good.
Snowdrops in the back garden
Hellebore in the back garden. Something of a surprise to me as i didn't think they'd flower just yet.
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