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littleblueandwhitehouse.com | ||
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lifeonalondonplot.com
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| | | | | The allotment cutting patch is up to speed. I'm hopeful this is the first of many armfuls of flowers I bring home from the plot. I'm not usually drawn to bubble-gum pink. There are two peony varieties here, one I think is mislabelled as I'd expect Sarah Bernhardt to be a much softer pink. The... | |
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theshrubqueen.com
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| | | | | I fully intended to put a tropical mixed vase together..until the predicted tropical rainstorm started and hasn't let up. I had just cut the Heliconias when the bottom dropped out. This weather is a harbinger of things to come this week. Hurricane Milton is brewing in the Gulf of Mexico and is headed my way... | |
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threepsandq.com
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| | | | | Lucky me! The flowers are blooming in such abundance that is a quick study to take my clippers, and circle the yard, snipping and snapping the stems of whatever takes my fancy. Plopped into a simple hyacinth vase, with a wiry bird standing guard, and voila, an IAVOM arrangement is born. These days are the... | |
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offtheedgegardening.com
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| | | It has been a tough week to be a gardener in South Wales. A good week, but challenging all the same. The weather has been unnationally hot, other climes might call it warm, but for us it was definitely bloomin' scorching. Not the best working conditions, but we made it through. Next week we are... | ||
