On Saturday we headed up to Loch Lee a long drive even before we went hill walking (http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/angus/loch-lee.shtml).
Come and enjoy a walk with us in the hills.
Me in the distance
Its too hot for us
We stopped here for some lunch
Passed these horses on way up and back down off the hills
Miss Batemen bloomed when we arrived home
Come walk with me and enjoy the Rhodendrums
Tree Peony
I have one of these in my garden full of buds ready to burst open.
The Old Rose Mecanopsis
Back to Rhodendrums
A Tree Seat
Bought this one for our own garden
Schneespiegel Compact Hardy Hybrid
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Its bucketed with rain all day long on Thursday and still it rains.
One thing all in garden looking nice and lush.
I put some of my fuchsias out in the rain as they do like rainwater .
But they are now back in the greenhouse.
And I potted up my tipsy pots so they are now growing in greenhouse until time to put outdoors.
Then I came in and made blueberry triangle scones
I think may try fresh raspberries
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In this post I will show you the progress step by step.
It has been made out of Decking Boards.
The first layer was filled with leaf mould.
Then filled with good compost mixed with alpine grit.
Had fun setting out the pots.
All planted and top dressed.
Crackerjack
Phlox Ice Mountain
Veronica Ionian Skies
White Thrift
Campanula Rotundifolia
And now all painted.
Planted in ground to the right of raised bed in Arctic Snow Lavender.
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Hello everyone here we are, now into May and the garden is looking great!
In part 3, I showed you some of my Clematis and other plants around the garden. In this post I will show you some of my new purchases for the season.
Shirley Temple Peony Rose – it has grown a wee bit bigger since the last time.
I think this 1 could be Sarah Bernhard but time will tell :)
Another Daphne name unknown but the perfume is divine.
Dusty Miller about to bloom
Trillium Erectum
Dogtooth
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