Creating and designing gardens from an enthusiastic beginner. Planting schemes, chickens, bees, bugs and plants all feature here. Vegetable patch, flower borders, evergreen shrubs and trees. Lessons learned along the way and helpful tips. Colour schemes, companion planting, sheds, chicken runs, greenhouse and pots. You're very welcome to join me on my journey.
Monday, 21 June 2010
I eat my words
Well, I told you I don't see myself in the hammock for months and then, lo and behold, I am relegated to the garden when Luke is working from home. Having worked hard all day I am not really in the mood to take up my spade so to my amazement, find myself on my back in the sling of warm canvas, looking at a soft blue sky streaked with fuzzy aeroplane trails before I spot a lone buzzard being divebombed by a seagull. The buzzard seems to take little notice and just alters his lazy course slightly. After a few minutes of being pestered the seagull seems to be happy he has done his job and leaves the buzzard to return. For ages I watch as it weaves it's way above the treetops, occasionally hovering over a spot before seemingly catching the breeze and, wings ever outstretched, moves along the skyline. Best bit of 'time-wasting' I have had in a long time.
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waxing lyrical
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