This week we have had some fine days. This has allowed me time in between making pottery to do some weeding in the Artful Garden. I have now weeded the veg patch and have prepared a hole in the orchard to plant a James Grieve dessert apple tree.
I have been reviewing my seeds and had a trip to Carlisle to buy some more and I have also ordered some seeds. I love looking through seed catalogues and choosing new varieties, mainly annuals. I have bought some new staging for the greenhouse and a large bag of compost. Sowing seeds will start next week.
The beautiful container for the seeds was given to me as a present |
These pretty creamy yellow crocus always come into full flower on a sunny day.
Cream with a yellow centre classic Spring colours |
Some plants are determined to flower even when the odds are against them.
Pot crocus |
The daffodils are beginning to flower.
Daffodils just busting into flower |
These pretty 'tete a tete' daffodils are in the border in my home garden.
Bonny blooms |
The red currant is coming into flower. It has a very evocative perfume when you rub the leaves.
The flowers look like bunches of red grapes |
Here are some more of my pottery houses on a woodland theme.
Rustic and floral |
Blue Mood |
Foxglove Villa |
The butterflies are designed to be on bamboo canes in the garden.
Moss green |
Rosy Glow |
Yellow Cornfield |
Floral Blue |
These geese are in the fields along the River Eden. Some of them stay over the summer to breed.
A gaggle of geese |
Goosey goosey gander |
Charlie Barley felt that he was missing out as a fashion icon in the Artful Garden. Being a man of limited means he bought a one size fits all poncho. Unfortunately he is not of average size and the poncho is little more than a neck scarf.
Yellow Peril |
I have been making some birthday cards this week. This is the card I made for my husband.
The card represents my husbands hobbies, characteristics and favourite foods |
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