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I find it very hard to believe that this (today)  can possibly do this (17 June 2017)..   by Open Garden weekend on 16 and 17 June this year.
I am so glad to have this evidence to calm the slight panic arising!
11 Comments
Mary
4/4/2018 06:38:56 pm
Amazing what can happen in a garden with some warmth and sunshine. Amazing, too, that they are calling for possible snow here on Saturday and again on Monday. Would be a new record for late snowfall. Erratic weather everywhere. But I have faith your garden (at least) will be just fine by June.
Freda
5/4/2018 01:25:18 pm
We are ruled by the weather! I hope your snow soon vanishes (we still have fresh snow on the tops around)
PennyL
4/4/2018 11:59:47 pm
It’s all one big miracle, isn’t it?
Freda
5/4/2018 01:25:50 pm
It is Penny!
Lucille
5/4/2018 12:54:28 am
My weigela had all its early leaves frozen off but I can see renewed growth. The only consolation is that everyone's gardens will be at the same stage by June and it doesn't take much warmth and sun to pull things out of the ground. Was it last year that all the tulips were over before the tulip festival even opened near us? Impossible to time, even for the big show gardens.
Freda
5/4/2018 01:27:06 pm
No wonder our weather is our favourite topic of conversation!
Julia
5/4/2018 03:13:08 am
Very hard to believe! Lucillie’s comment made me laugh! Let us hope your garden will be flourishing by june, Freda, and a joy to all who visit there..:-)
Freda
5/4/2018 01:27:57 pm
It will certainly be keeping me busy Julia.
Freda
5/4/2018 01:29:54 pm
Faith in Nature is also the name of some eco-friendly products I like to use. Brilliant name isn't it because we must have faith in nature.
Our garden both in Scotland and Yorkshire is awash with the wet weather. It all looks a bit muddy and bleak - nothing much growing which is strange and I have lost quite a few plants with the cold spell. Leave a Reply. |
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