Garden - 18th April 20
Life still under lockdown because of Coronavirus/COVID-19. Rained for two days - much needed. Now sun out again. Everything green, verdant and growing like mad! T
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| Elizabeth declared the Osteospermums as the 'Flower of the Day'. Who an I to argue! |
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| The rhododendrons and azaleas are bursting into flower. The two Guard Ducks now patrol the lawn. Mrs Duck is still in the Duck house on her eggs.. |
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| Some truly wonderful rhododendrons and azaleas |
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| Bluebells and forget-me-nots |
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| Cape Daisies over wintered well. |
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| Virburniums |
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| Many tulips still out but all the daffodils are now over. |
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| My favorite views of the wall and pathes |
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| Bought a solar-powered fountain for the birdbath on the belvedere. Doesn't work too ell. But what do you expect for £8.99! |
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| Acers coming into leaf |
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| Another favorite view. This time of the steps up to the greenhouse |
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| Another favourite is the pierus. Comes in all colours. Perhaps the most colourful plant throughout the year as it changes colour in every season. |
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| The grass on the side lawn/football pitch is greener than it has ever been. |
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| Planted up the hanging baskets in the greenhouse. Had our first meal from the veg patch - 'pick and come again' multi coloured lettuce. Everything growing like mad¬ |