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Garage Doors Finally Painted

SteveSeptember 5, 2010April 5, 2020

All the constant August rain has been my fault.  At the beginning of the month we started work…

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Work starts on garage door

SteveAugust 9, 2010

You get used to looking at the same thing every day and it is only when you look…

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Pulling out grass

SteveJune 27, 2010

A long long term project all this, to tart up the side at the front.   It started a…

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More Flowers

SteveJune 26, 2010

It seems amazing sometimes that from a bare garden in the middle of winter all this is hiding…

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Flowers flowers flowers

SteveJune 24, 2010

The whole garden is full of daisies, big ones, small ones, ones yet to appear!

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Berries in the front garden

SteveJune 24, 2010

Hidden behind the planks of wood (a future project… one day) are the wild strawberries and the tayberry…

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Ladybirds in the Front Garden

SteveJune 22, 2010

We sowed meadow and wild flower seed in the front garden a number of years ago and ever…

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Wild Flowers

SteveJune 20, 2010

The wild flowers in the front garden grass have all come out once again and made the front…

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Green Shoots on Gooseberries

SteveApril 3, 2010

The two gooseberry bushes in the front garden have not had a good life so far, they seem…

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Finaly we have Raspberries

SteveMarch 6, 2010

For years I have wanted raspberries but never got round to sorting out ground to put them in.…

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Finally we have raspberries

SteveMarch 6, 2010

For years I have wanted raspberries but never got round to sorting out ground to put them in. …

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Pruning the Apple Tree

SteveFebruary 27, 2010

On the local Freecycle cafe list a post from Leslie appeared offering his services to not just prune…

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Pruning the Apple Tree

SteveFebruary 27, 2010

On the local Freecycle cafe list a post from Leslie appeared offering his services to not just prune…

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Snowdrops

SteveJanuary 31, 2010

Out of the cold and dark of January comes… our first snowdrop!  For a month where we have…

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Snowdrops

SteveJanuary 31, 2010

Out of the cold and dark of January comes… our first snowdrop! For a month where we have…

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Rain rain rain

SteveDecember 31, 2009

It must be said that it has been raining since the 1st of November and it has not…

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Rain Rain Rain…

SteveDecember 31, 2009

It must be said that it has been raining since the 1st of November and it has not…

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It is Finally Tree O’ Clock

SteveDecember 23, 2009

A bit late, BBC Tree O’ Clock was on the 5th of December 2009 (see http://www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces/treeoclock/)  but for…

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Chamomile After Transplanting

SteveOctober 29, 2009

I took cuttings of plants from another person’s garden (with their permission I may add) the other month. …

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Rain Damage

SteveOctober 26, 2009

One minute a bush of blue looking all proud, and then the rain came!   Over night it pounded…

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September 2009

SteveSeptember 30, 2009

A bit of a tidy up and preparations for autumn and winter.  It seems all a bit early,…

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Flowers in September

SteveSeptember 26, 2009

It is noticeable that the evenings are darker and the mornings are colder, but we have the sunflowers…

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Not Too Tall – Not Too Big

SteveSeptember 23, 2009

The sunflowers in the front garden are giving some colour now that other plants are starting to die…

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Along Comes the Wind

SteveSeptember 22, 2009

The poles seem to sturdy when you put them in, and yet within not too long the wind…

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Chocolate Cosmos

SteveSeptember 3, 2009

I ordered these via a special offer in the BBC Gardeners World magazine quite a while ago.  Last…

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Summer Time Flowers

SteveSeptember 2, 2009

These look just so great and is what I have tried to make the garden be all about,…

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Sweet Potatoes Slowly Grow

SteveAugust 26, 2009

Having never grown Sweet Potatoes before it has been quite exciting with the seeds we got from the…

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July 2009

SteveAugust 24, 2009

The bad weather has taken its toll a bit, although now that has stopped and we are back…

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Beans and Snails

SteveAugust 20, 2009

Notice here that the right-hand side has little growth whereas the rest is having a great time growing. …

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Poppies

SteveAugust 18, 2009

An old packet of  “self seeing meadow flowers” it said.  So I thought I either throw the old…

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White Fuschia

SteveAugust 10, 2009

This fuschia is looking fantastic at the moment with its many white flowers against the dark fence and…

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Beans have a slow start

SteveJune 19, 2009

You can hardly see them, but there are a number of runner bean plants slowly growing here.  I…

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Sunflowers planted outside

SteveJune 15, 2009

# It has all been very much hit and miss with sunflowers this year.   To start with, non…

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Bean Poles Erected!

SteveMay 28, 2009

Moved slightly along this year, still using the green and read poles from last.   Ihave not had much…

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End of May is Good

SteveMay 28, 2009

By the end of May the front garden is always looking good but still full of promise for…

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The Wild Bit

SteveMay 22, 2009

After a couple of weeks of non-cutting the patch of grass in the front and it has come…

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May 2009

SteveMay 22, 2009

May has been a month of mixed weather.  It started off like summer time but soon we were…

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Dandelions Dandelions

SteveMay 6, 2009

I’ve kept this photo quite large, I like how the little ant is climbing up too.  Just one…

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Wild Strawberry Flowers

SteveApril 24, 2009

These Wild Strawberries are fantastic!  I bought four plants the other year, two survived (not helped by the…

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Fuschia comes back for a new year

SteveApril 9, 2009

More signs that a new year is just beginning, spring is here.   Last year I picked up a…

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Blueberry Buds

SteveApril 8, 2009

Last year we had two blueberries from this bush.  It was its first year so I was not…

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Fingers Cross for Gooseberries

SteveApril 8, 2009

We had little success with the two gooseberry bushes last year, the leaves seemed to get eaten over…

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Apple Tree coming into Leaf

SteveApril 8, 2009

I noticed one or two buds starting to show some leaf which means in a couple of days…

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Tayberry comes back to life for 2009

SteveApril 3, 2009

A Woolworths reject from last year.  It did show signs of life last year just before some creature…

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Sunflowers in the front still looking good

SteveOctober 11, 2008

Early October and the sunflowers in the front are still looking good.  Just as you think it has…

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Snapshot October 08

SteveOctober 5, 2008

rain rain rain rain rain…..  sunflowers still hanging on.  The extra grass seed that we planted is starting…

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Wigwams down

SteveSeptember 30, 2008

It must be autumn, not only are the mornings so dark and depressing, but after last weekend of…

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Autumn Grass Seed

SteveSeptember 14, 2008

We bought some top soil, the first time ever I had bought it!  Normaly I have managed to…

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w17 – Sunflowers at the front

SteveAugust 11, 2008

It’s windy and rainy…. which means the sunflowers at the front are a little bit sideways.  But still,…

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August 2008

SteveAugust 11, 2008

The time has nearly come to do something about the grass in the front.  It has come a…

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