Counterpoint in weather
Aloneness over there. And here.
Autumn in Suffolk
I think I am coming to the end of the gardening year in Suffolk – the garden is starting to look as though it wants to rest.
Greenwich Park in Autumn
I love wandering in Greenwich Park in the evenings and at the moment the autumn colours are wonderful, although winter seems just round the corner. The ring-necked parakeets and the squirrel are frenetically busy, and very noisy, gathering up the chestnuts.
Autumn in Suffolk
The front garden is looking just as abundant as the back garden – in the evening light it looked more like high summer than autumn! There are some late roses – William Shakespeare and Graham Thomas The bed which was replanted in the spring is working! The Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ are marvellously vibrant – I may plant a few more…
Autumn in Suffolk
I can’t believe that it is early October and the garden still looks good. I started clearing up in the back garden, cutting down the Japanese Anemones before the seedpods could burst – they are multiplying quite fast enough without seeding as well! I need to thin the clumps but I think I will wait til…
Counterpoint in Weather
There, is it definitely winter, with temperatures below freezing and the first snows. Here, it is suddenly much colder, that wet cold that seeps into your bones, but the leaves are still resolutely clinging to the trees, and there is a last, mad, dash of colour.
Counterpoint in Weather
We are sharing yellow – over here the quinces are changing colour and over there the leaves have turned.
