We're just back from a week in a lovely cottage small holding in the Cardigan Bay area of Wales with my dad, and my sister and her better half. The cottage, very kindly lent to us for a week by some friends of my dad, is pretty much in the middle of nowhere with very few other houses around and, even better still, no mobile signal. The Internet was also pretty patchy (as in it only seemed to work at about 6 in the morning), but that was a good thing for the most part. A week of enforced digital detox was pretty damn good! Days spent reading actual paper books and doing a bit of wood gathering, and nights spent either barbecuing and sitting around a bonfire, or gathering together to eat on the picnic benches outside the kitchen. I could really get used to living like that...
Showing posts with label growth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label growth. Show all posts
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
A Week In The Middle Of Nowhere
Labels:
climbers,
ferns,
growth,
holiday,
Secret Gardens,
SUN,
vegetables,
Wales
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Garden Log - May 2013
What a month it's been for growth. Plenty of rain mixed with a reasonable amount of sunny days have sent things rocketing up! Lots of colour is appearing and the amount of soil showing is shrinking by the day. I've dug a new bed in the main garden (it's against a south facing fence, so hopefully that should allow me to try a few more sun lovers), and moved a few bits and pieces around. Here are this month's pictorial highlights.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
What A Difference A Year Makes...
Just a quick one for today - I wanted to share my marvelling at how much growth the brunnera "Jack Frost" that I have in the front garden have put on, both in the last few weeks, and in general since they were planted.
It can't be more than a month since they were just little smudges of green in the soil, and are larger now than they were at their biggest last year.
I'm still new enough to dealing with plants for this level of growth to astound me. Does that ever wear off?
It can't be more than a month since they were just little smudges of green in the soil, and are larger now than they were at their biggest last year.
I'm still new enough to dealing with plants for this level of growth to astound me. Does that ever wear off?
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