What a difference two weeks makes to the garden when it is hot and dry! This certainly show how valid this weekly meme hosted by Cathy at Words and Herbs is. Continue reading
Month: May 2017
In a vase on Monday – Sweet peas
I missed making a vase last Monday when I was in London for the Chelsea Flower Show but I was able to meet up with Cathy our host for this addictive meme. We spent a lovely day together at the Garden History museum (which reopened that day) and at the Chelsea Physic Garden. As seems to be usual with these encounters we talked as if we had known each other forever and our blogging bond was strengthened. It was a real pleasure to meet you Cathy. Continue reading
Tuesday View – May 16th 2017
I’m linking with Cathy at Words and Herbs for the weekly View of one part of the garden. Continue reading
In a Vase on Monday – My favourite Blue and White
If you were to ask me what my favourite colour combination of flowers in a vase is, the answer would be White and Blue. I don’t often have true blue flowers so I don’t achieve this colour mix very often. Continue reading
Tuesday View 9th May 2017
Tuesday is the day to join Cathy at Words and Herbs with a view of one part of the garden so that we can follow how it changes through the seasons. Continue reading
In a Vase or 4 on Monday
I have know what I wanted to use for my contribution to Cathy at Rambling in the Garden‘s weekly challenge to find flowers from our own gardens to put in a vase to enjoy in our homes. Continue reading
Tuesday View 2nd May 2017
Today it has been really pleasantly warm, even a slight breeze was welcome. There is even more Irises in my view today and many others around the garden; I think they deserve a post all to themselves later in the week, but for today I’m linking with Cathy at Words and Herbs where many of us choose to share one view of our gardens each week. Why not join us, just link to Cathy’s post so we can all find you. Continue reading
In a vase on Monday – Happy May Day
May day falls on a Monday this year (in Italy holidays are always on the actual day not a close-by Monday as in the UK. But although it is a holiday I am busy trying to plant out as much as possible now that the sub-zero nighttime temperatures seem to have passed. I have known for a few days what would be the predominant flower in my vase today. Continue reading