here...
such a wonderful setting...
so much to learn.
A Picturesque garden in so many different ways.
Layers of love, memories and decay.
Nature and nurture work hand in hand.
A grafting of gardeners,
passion like sap in their veins.
Their knowledge is there for the picking;
working alone, they're happy to stop and share.
My first February days were a challenging time to start;
a bleak and cold landscape.
A blank canvas; that only now can I appreciate
as I watch the gentle slip into spring.
passion like sap in their veins.
Their knowledge is there for the picking;
working alone, they're happy to stop and share.
My first February days were a challenging time to start;
a bleak and cold landscape.
A blank canvas; that only now can I appreciate
as I watch the gentle slip into spring.
It will be lovely for you to see the garden come to life before your eyes - and to be warm in the process.
ReplyDeleteIt is happening, albeit slowly; aah warm, just remind me what's that? I wouldn't mind, I don't even feel the cold normally.
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Warm? What's that?
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We are positively balmy in the North... Blistering 14 degrees the other day!
ReplyDeleteThat looks a great place to work and watch the plants unfurl, from lifeless to life with new growth and that wonderful Spring green colour.
Julie x
Yes, you are positively balmy in the North... how do I know? I lived there long enough to experience it first hand, added to which I'm a quarter Yorkshire. Probably accounts for a lot of my funny little foibles?
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A little 'green' with envy x
ReplyDeleteOnly a little Viv?
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Such a lovely garden, castle and house- hope you can nip inside sometimes too! (Still not much green about Down South I see.)
ReplyDeleteHands up... these photo's were taken a couple of weeks ago. There is a tinge of green about the trees at last; still blooming parky though.
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