“Whatever our differences in culture or external appearances, there is more that unites us than divides us.”
Halima Cassell
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Floral Fireworks: Plants With Wiggle
I’m indulging myself today by sharing seven pictures of very favourite subject for photography, which is a tangle of different flowers in full bloom. The more, the merrier! I hope you’ll like them too.
Seven for September: Yard Art
Becky has invited us to have fun with sevens during the month of September. Having spent some time counting petals (flowers tend not to have seven petals) and counting flowers (not recommended as a pastime), I’m going with seven yard art ideas with varying degrees of difficulty, should you want to try them. Continue reading “Seven for September: Yard Art”
Great Dixter: An Arts and Crafts Garden with Holistic Planting
Great Dixter’s spirit is as multifaceted as any fine garden. You’d need to visit, often – or better still, live or work there to understand the effects of sunrise stealing over the garden, those late summer sunsets, and all weathers and seasons playing out.
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Wordless Wednesday: Geranium, Ranunculus and Rabbits
Month of Squares: Renew and Burgeoning
I’m just popping in to share a few pictures for May Squares. Continue reading “Month of Squares: Renew and Burgeoning”
Wordless Wednesday: Cheerful Flowers
Susan Rushton 