While I have been working on my vegetable and herb gardens, the rest of my acre has magically looked after itself…. apart from some mowing!
I know this is the most ridiculous thing to say! Gardens are nature and nature always looks after itself but the thing is that the majority of my garden was here when I arrived and all I do is revel in its glory and no time is more glorious here in southern Tasmania than spring.
Rather than choose some photos to share here, I have uploaded an album for you, to play your own slide show, as they look so inviting at full screen size. These photos are simply the capture of the best of my garden on the day. If anyone should think that a photo or two are worthy of downloading and using, I would be most delighted to share with you.
You will find the album here. Enjoy.
7 comments:
Great pics, Kate! Greetings from Edinburgh! Maike
Maike hello! I had a woman from northern Germany staying last week and I told her about you.
I have been wondering if you are still making the bread?
Hope all is going well for you in Scotland.
beautiful photos Kate - your garden certainly doesnt look neglected. I love lady bugs - up here in the tropics we get tiny iridescent blue ones - I must take some photos to share.
Nice pics Kate I'm sure my garden is looking after itself... only i need it to look after me. cheers Deb
Definitely, Deb, you must be suffocating. Hold tight and work hard on those crutches!
Lovely photos Kate! It's such a treat to see a spring garden, it's getting to be various shades of drab around here.
Your garden is fantastic! I have an outdoor garden and i love to see the happy clump of spearmint. You can't ignore this spearmint. It is filled with bees and it is very happy along the street in our front garden. I don’t sell of the extras, I use it along with other herb blends to lamb, rice, salads, or cooked vegetables.
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