Last week we finally had a decent frost which set the last of the leaves falling and made things seem right again for the time of year. At last everything is going into its winter retreat.
I was delighted to draw the curtains to see a black cap sitting next to a black bird on Saturday morning, then a chaffinch, a blue tit, sparrow, rook and red kite all in close succession. But the black caps are my real favourites, the male with his smart black hat, the female with her pink blush cap. I haven't seen them for the best part of a year.
Planted up the last tulips bulbs and enjoyed some rocket and land cress from the greenhouse. Then put my feet up. Seems like tie to hibernate now!
Having developed my small urban garden from what started, 25 years ago, as a vegetable patch, it gives me such pleasure I want to share it....
June view 2009
Small Garden Story
Over some 15 + years, I have been photographing the evolution of my small (85 x 15 foot) garden and it seems a waste not to put these records into some sort of context. Beginning here in April 2010 this Blog is intended to both act as a diary and to share past and present successes (and some failures), pleasures and disappointments with fellow garden-lovers. In due course, I intend to fill in some of the background and early days but that will have to wait until the winter months!
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