The bit of Lonmay that we live in is called Craigellie, after Craigellie House.
Such beautiful plants in the walled garden.
If I get any of these wrong, please correct me.
I think the one above is a Viburnum, and the one below a Berberis.
This one a Hellebore.
And, would you believe, Snowdrops fruit.
So the Dawn Patroller went on his rounds. Me - well not a lot. I had quite a long session reading other peoples blogs. Made me feel very small!
Nursed the cat by encouraging him to eat, but he is deteriorating....
I have told the DP not to plant the Rowan tree just yet.
Managed my art session doon the summer hoosie.
And now, all thats left is to wish you all a GOOD WEEKEND!
Lynn I have tried countless times to comment on your blog but it wont publish, I am not ignoring you.
6 comments:
That's pretty amazing Jill, I never knew snowdrops fruited................please don't feel small, you're a lovely person with a very interesting blog. xx
Oh my -- that house, that garden! Makes me wish I had buckets of money to 'do up' such a lovely place.
Happy Weekend!
G
I love walled gardens - hope that one is lovingly restored.
Amazing snowdrop photos with their delicate little fruits.
Have a good weekend yourself x
I don't know if you are a "huggy" person, but I'm sending you one anyway. :) Lovely pics too. xx
I tend not to be in case I get yet another chest infection! But from you thats different.:)
Your blog is one of the ones I turn to first! Don't put yourself down.
And - could that possibly be wild garlic? (You can tell by the smell.) I hope the new owners will look after the secret garden.
And I hope you're starting to feel much, much better.
Ha ha - one of the words to verify is "mediseed"!
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