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thebloominggarden.wordpress.com
Here we are at last. The very best of the year. In July everything goes downhill, but in June everything is at its most luxurious, intoxicating best. My garden is only fifteen months old and already it is delighting me with its exuberance. And what could be better to kick off with than an old-... |
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thegarrett.garden
On these pages I have shared my experience during lockdown in the UK in 2020 and beyond, how my garden became a safe haven for me and helped me to maintain good mental health during this extreme time for the world. It's now 2023 2025 and I'm still using this blog as a way of... |
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lifeonalondonplot.com
It's been a while since my last six. The garden has been growing and this week shows the front and back gardens in their shaggy glory. I've been tidying, lifting and dividing this morning but rain stopped play, so no excuse to not post a six. Sarcophagus bed - The jasminoides trachelsophermum continues to grow... |
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annmackay.blog
Autumn brings a restrained feel to my garden. There is nothing showy here at the moment and the remaining touches of colour are easy to miss. But if the sun shines, there might be a sudden brief glow as it brings the leaves alive like small flames. |
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