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| View through arch as Kiftsgate begins to open |
This bank holiday I have been perfectly happy to see it rain although the garden itsself doesn't seem to have minded the dry weather and everything is still way ahead of usual. One advantage of the dry weather has been that things haven't grown quite so out of control this year meaning less rushing out and staking things dripping with rain. Also the grass has just about stayed green but hasn't needed cutting every 5 minutes. Maybe all this is about to change....
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| Clematis and roses - this IS a bit of a jungle | |
Here are some general views as a contrast to this time last year. Perhaps the most significant thing I have noticed is that for the first time the left hand side of the garden seems to be doing well - probably as it has more light since next door's high conifer has been removed.
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| Not a garden for tall people - the honeysuckle does its own thing and smells divine |
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| The left side of the garden is flourishing - much helped by things which have self-set |
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