Wordless Wednesday – Apple Bloosom Time
Author: croftgarden
Gardener; ecologist, birdwatcher, biological recorder, web designer, slow lifer, island lover, bibliophile, cook and bottlewasher, retired?
Hebridean Nature Notes
Some of you know and some of you probably suspect that I lead a double life, which occasionally leads me astray from the virtuous path of gardening and writing about my garden. Sometimes the temptation to indulge in my other passion becomes overwhelming, sometimes I'm seduced by others, but often I require no encouragement. Living… Continue reading Hebridean Nature Notes
Wordless Wednesday – A Garden Lost in Time
Wordless Wednesday – Set in Stone
Stone carvings on the bridge parapet end stones, Tay Forest Park, Carie, Loch Rannoch.
Beauty in the eye of the beholder
While we were away, the wind blew and blew, it rained and rained again, the garden became more and more bedraggled and the only thing that grew in the polytunnel were the weeds. Meteorologically, spring may have officially sprung on 1 March, or alternatively, astronomically on 20 March, but we are still enduring the equinox… Continue reading Beauty in the eye of the beholder
