believe it or not, this a beautifully laid two foot wide brick ' access' path. it seems to have become a storage area for pots, and a little cold frame.
Tansy.
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- clairesgarden
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- i am fed up with the speed and the greed of the world about me but have not found nor can i offer a cure
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4 comments:
Things seem to become what they need to despite the best laid out of plans, don't they?!
Looks like a very useful area to me!
And -- gotta love that Tansy! How did you choose to name her?
I get hungry every time I look at your blog. My poor garden is so pathetic. Next year I hope it will be better. Tansy is an interesting name. How is the weather over there in Scotland anyway?
Wildside, somewhere in my minds eye I have all those pots planted in the garden and the cold frame in a more suitable area. I flicked throught the flower book for a name for the cat and got no inspiration, so on to the herb book and there was Tansy, its meant to deter fleas so I thought that a good omen!
Ramblin, its raining its pouring, typical Scottish summer, hard to get used to again after the nice surprise heatwave! the veggies are doing good thankyou!
I have all my pots on our old picnic table, and they're planted in MY mind's eye too :) That's what I should be doing now, although the soil is very wet again as we had another bout of heavy rain last night. Sounds like we're having the same weather as you. Today the temps are better though...82ºF/27ºC, and a nice breeze.
I love the name Tansy. It's pretty. I have it growing in my garden. It can take be very invasive but looks pretty early on. Smells good too.
I hope her name works on the fleas :) Maybe I should rub it on our barn kitties :)
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