Italy ( part 2 )…with Pinks
..the beginning of our holiday had started...
..the beginning of our holiday had started...
On Tuesday, during our hedgerow car meanderings, I also collected a selection of wild flowers...
After a really great trip away in Cornwall, I was also pleased to get back home to my garden here in Brighton...
So basically I should be packing the car now, but I’ve got a bit of a pink thing going on at the moment...
I planted this cactus dahlia tuber last year and for the first time ever I managed to produce a flower. All other attempts have been continually sabotaged by snails...
My first thought when I saw all the hollyhock blooms scattering the garden path was disappointment to be honest, as basically I always want them to go on for much longer...
The pinks and purples are really arriving in the garden now, and this weekend brought the first Hollyhock as well as the first Buddleia. I wanted to create something with the hollyhock, although it’s not easy as each flower has a tiny stem and I didn’t...
I spent the weekend in Cornwall, as we were having a wonderful new bespoke bench delivered by friends; Ewan had made the bench (Holly basically makes most of the beautiful ceramics I own! ). I arrived back to a rather parched garden amidst an overturned row of...
Whilst some of the flowers in the garden continue to flower abundantly, others seem to be coming to the end of a floral burst. The sweet peas are a joy and the pinks are producing loads more flowers this year too, but the Campanula seem to...