The shady, damp border
OK, I have made decisions and the plants are in! This is roughly the plan – the number of plants is not exact, but their position is correct.
Gardening in London
OK, I have made decisions and the plants are in! This is roughly the plan – the number of plants is not exact, but their position is correct.
After several wonderful weeks in South Africa (more posts to come on the Botanical Gardens in SA!) I am back in London and tackling the garden which was newly planted this time last year. I left it alone to grow during 2015 and let it die down naturally over the winter – well, that is…
I am finding it hard to leave the garden to grow, but I feel it needs to settle down without me interfering this year.
I love the garden in the early mornings, especially when the sun is shining. So, while the coffee was brewing, I nipped out to take a few photographs.
I wander out into the garden every morning – just love the sunshine through the leaves. space
Slowly, slowly the new garden is settling down.
First thing in the morning I check the garden – just to make sure it is still there! I still can’t believe what has been achieved. The grasses are flowering, and beautiful in the early sunshine.