This week I am in California (San Francisco to be exact) so I am sending my six on Saturday over from abroad. Written and taken with my phone so you will have to excuse the misspellings and misalignments of this post. The Dahlia Circle in Golden Gate Park is in full swing at the moment. … Continue reading Six on Saturday: Dahlia Circle
I am trying to write a garden update showing the finished product (I know, gardens are never really finished) and I was looking through my photo collection and realised I have very few that are not a super close up of a flower or vegetables. So since I am uber slow at getting the bigger … Continue reading Six on Saturday:Views of the Garden
Last weekend it was my birthday and I had promised myself I would finish the garden by this time. As gardens are growing and never finished, I set the date to say it would be acceptable to have people over to view the new garden by throwing a garden party for my birthday (and my … Continue reading Six on Saturday: Progress and Presents
All the way from sweaty central London comes this week’s Six on Saturday: a weekly look around people’s gardens (themed or not, successes or failures – your choice) The title refers to the colours of my garden rather than the shade as there is none at the moment – so much so that autocorrect/slip of … Continue reading Six on Saturday: Shades of the garden
With all the other posts going around of RHS Hampton Court I thought I would throw my hat in the ring. I planned to go to Chelsea however, they do not let children in so I resigned myself to the choice of other shows. I had been to Chelsea before so it was exciting to … Continue reading Hampton Court
I bought a new camera; well, new to me as I did not want to invest to heavily in something that may be a passing phase. Still wasn’t the cheapest but I got better value for money with a range of lenses. If you have read my blog before this point, (if not, go back) … Continue reading Amateur Apiarian Photography
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