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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Snowdrops and Crocus
Snowdrops and crocus are the classic late winter flowers. Last autumn, I planted many snowdrops but it will be several years before they begin to for clumps around the garden giving that classic “white carpet” look. At the moment most … Continue reading
Potting and Pottering
Today was a good day. It began with a trip to the Garden Centre to pick up some compost. I used it while working with the garden pots for most of the afternoon. Eight hebes potted on to larger pots … Continue reading
Just a Few Daffodils
I don’t know what it is about our garden, but since the year after we naturalised the lawn with daffodils, the shows have been poor. There are several areas under the lawn planted with daffodils, there are about one hundred … Continue reading
February Dawn Chorus
At the moment, the two large south-facing Velux windows in my bedroom do not have blinds. At the moment, this isn’t too much of an issue. However, I am noticing that I am beginning to wake up earlier and earlier … Continue reading
I’ve decided…
I always hear “uh oh” every time I suddenly stop and announce, “I’ve decided”. Well, “I’ve decided” on a couple of things for the garden this coming year: I will grow a Clematis Montana “Rubens” along the fence at the … Continue reading
My! My! Time Flies!
I don’t mention the front garden much, mainly because I don’t give it much attention. I go through brief periods of spending time on it in between longer periods of just staying in the back. That doesn’t mean it’s neglected … Continue reading
Staying Inside
It’s the weekend, it’s a beautifully clear and sunny day and I’m not going outside. Despite the clear skies and the strong sunshine, it still feels very cold. The garden is still encased in a layer of snow-ice that would … Continue reading