These have been just glorious for a couple of weeks, although they're going over now. I do hope I can keep them for next year, although I don't have a great deal of success with tulips from year to year. I wanted to take a picture of them as part of the larger colour scheme (such as it is!) in the garden - they go very well - but I can't seem to get a photo with the true colour of the surroundings
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Sunday, April 29, 2007
Tulips
These have been just glorious for a couple of weeks, although they're going over now. I do hope I can keep them for next year, although I don't have a great deal of success with tulips from year to year. I wanted to take a picture of them as part of the larger colour scheme (such as it is!) in the garden - they go very well - but I can't seem to get a photo with the true colour of the surroundings
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
April in the Garden
Speaking of garden - I love this time of year! The clematis montana has been in flower for a couple of weeks, and now the cherry blossom has joined in the cascade, too 

We have tomato and cucumber seedlings in the greenhouse, and broccoli and lettuce seedlings hardening off before planting. The peas are showing, the carrots in the raised bed have germinated for once, and rocket and beetroot, too. The potatoes in the main bed are sprouting now, and we've planted six tubs of seed potatoes we were given at Hughenden (NT) walled garden
I must get some more lettuce on the go, and am just biding my time before getting going with squash, chard, sunflowers and beans. Oh yes, the broad beans are well on their way, too ...
But there's plenty of weeding to be done (DH's job) - mostly in the flower beds, which are a fair way down the priority list but DH likes the distraction when he's busy - that's Friday's day off sorted then
We have tomato and cucumber seedlings in the greenhouse, and broccoli and lettuce seedlings hardening off before planting. The peas are showing, the carrots in the raised bed have germinated for once, and rocket and beetroot, too. The potatoes in the main bed are sprouting now, and we've planted six tubs of seed potatoes we were given at Hughenden (NT) walled garden
But there's plenty of weeding to be done (DH's job) - mostly in the flower beds, which are a fair way down the priority list but DH likes the distraction when he's busy - that's Friday's day off sorted then
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