We’re back, now the month is over, to review how the garden has fared over the driest may since prohibition or whatever. The excess rain of February seems a distant memory…
Remember these?
Well, no more; the top lawn struggles at the best of times, but now it’s heading for the straw mess that underpinned the Vet’s engagement party in July 2018…

Anyway, back to now.
We started the month like this
with the vegetables beginning to show…
And my new cold-frame still being used (I’m still super proud I made this… did I just type ‘super proud’? Very proud, for goodness sakes…)
And by the end of the month we had reached here…
And the veg?
And the distressed top lawn…
oh and there is always Dog, isn’t there?
And finally, there have been some early moths in the trap (‘trap’ being a humane way to study and release them) one modelled by the Yoga Teacher (formerly the Beautician and eventually the daughter in law when weddings are allowed again – yes we socially distanced – she was bringing us shopping…honest!)
A splendid tour. Mega proud.
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Glorious š
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Gorgeous! ššøš®šµš¹
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What a magnificent garden! I need you to visit here and plant us one when we move to our new place! You dog’s face is so much like that of our late, much-beloved Angel, that my heart took a flop!
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Oh sorry about Angel! Happy to help!!
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Looking fab! You should be super proud. Dog is looking well cared for as well.
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He scrubs up quite well doesn’t he?
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Gorgeous, apart from the top lawn, and lovely to see Dog checking out his domain.
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He’s very proud..
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Show-off.
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Beautiful. We only have a small garden, but it’s beginning to look lovely again now.
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Fingers crossed
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Thatās a truly stunning garden.
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Blame the wife…
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It’s okay to be super proud when you have such a gorgeous haven to relax in. I am glad you have such a nice space to enjoy in the sun Geoff!
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Love your hawk moths (and all the plants).
Top lawn does look a bit unwell. Reminds me of Ted and Ralph when there was always trouble with the drainage in the lower field, Sir.
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Yes ha!
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Looking terrific. Envy your veg., but ours is coming along….. slowly!
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Here’s hoping!!
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Sadly a lot of the photos refused to load. I missed the top lawn, the veggies, and dog. Otherwise, i got it. (I think)
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Oh dash it… thanks for saying
Ill have a check. Probably this gutenberg thingy
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It may be just me.
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You are quite the gardener. Glad you got a bit of rain – nothing is worse than having to worry about water (a constant here in California)
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I’m thinking about drilling a well…
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Everything looks great Geoff apart from your poor lawn. Can you hear me clapping at your cold frame? We have similar water issues here. I prayed for rain and it came – just a little but enough to keep my garden happy for now.
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We had some!! I am beyond excited!!! And I am ludicrously pleased with myself over the cold frame
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‘Super proud’ is now officially a thing! š
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Oh heck, what have I done…
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Bwhahahahaha! š
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Our spring is very late. My first peony just opened yesterday. Strawberries are still 10 days away. We just had a terrific downpour with thunder and lightning while I was typing. Crazy seasons.
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Wonderful gardenš¹š¹š¹
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Thanks-!!
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