Luckily I had only planted out a few of these bedding plants |
These are the flowers I did for a friend's wedding. Using the church window ledges was a new technique and a challenge for me.The bride and her mother were very happy with the final result. I was able to use foliage from the Artful Garden and my home garden.
A display in the church entrance |
White, pink roses and stocks, a lovely perfume |
I decorated the altar vases with lace |
Bracken, ivy, euphorbia just some of the foliage I used |
The display compliments the window |
The May blossom is just coming into flower such an intense perfume of sunny days and cloudless skies.
Will May flowers bring forth sun not showers? |
Cow parsley is now in flower on the verges.
Cow parsley heads nod in the breeze |
The dandelions have turned to seed.
Yellow dandelion buttons |
Feathery dandelion clocks. Blow the seed heads away to see what time it is.
One o'clock, two o' clock three o' clock four? |
The broom is a bright acid yellow splash in the verge.
Yellow beads |
Beautiful water buttercups such a rich golden yellow.
Golden stars |
Deep maroon cosmos.
Feathery foliage and red jewels |
This rhododendron is just smothered with blooms.
Pink personified |
Delicate orange welsh poppies.
Fragile and dainty |
The farmers are ploughing their fields.
Plough a straight furrow |
This tree trunk looks like a gnarled giant's hand.
Witches fingers |
Look at the variety of edible fungus for sale at the greengrocers.
They look like sea creatures |
Home grown rhubarb.
Delicious |
I have emptied my plant pots and put the bulbs to dry in the greenhouse. I have labelled the different varieties hoping the labels stay in place for next year's planting.
Daffodil and tulip bulbs |
A pottery lady has appeared in the Artful Garden.
It's frightfully cold out here and I've got rather a stiff neck |
At dusk a lone swallow sits on my washing line and chatters like static to it's friends.
Chit, chit, click, click |
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