A dull day in the Garden

[ST-EOS]

Sometime ago Rose Lavenderhill asked to see my hanging baskets.

Well yesterday I had a bit of a break from remodelling the bathroom and had a quick stroll around the garden with my camera. I hope you enjoy the little tour around the it.


1. Some of the Baskets, you may notice a stray Sunflower in one of them. I beginning to think the sunflower seeds may have been in the compost as a number of my pots and baskets have had sunflowers germinate in then which weren't planted by me!. I did wonder if some disgruntled person at the compost maker had a bit of a grudge and added the seeds to the composts mix prior to it being packed in to bags



2. More Baskets on the Rose Arch.



3. Dahlia


4. A Thalictrum which is drooping over.



5. Looking for the Sun.

[Trev B]

WOW! Peter that is fantastic a true credit to you. The only way I could have a garden like that would be to shoot the deer

[El Sid]

WOW! Peter that is fantastic a true credit to you. The only way I could have a garden like that would be to shoot the deer

Which to be fair you do often...

We always like to see the results...

[Bill53]

Very nice Peter, must keep you busy.

[Farider]

Beautiful Peter, a really good show, well done and great to see

Ian

[tigerburnie]

Most compost bought these days is based on household waste from council bins, so as it is not likely to get to a temperature to sterilise it properly, you may find all sorts of unwanted guests in the compost, I am now making my own.
Nice garden.

[Lavenderhill]

Thank you Peter for posting the photos of your hanging baskets and garden, it all looks amazing. Hope you enjoyed your break from the remodelling
Beautiful baskets, I love the colours and plants. My garden is a square of concrete, so I only dream of a garden similar to yours.

Love the sunflower!

Agree with tigerburnie, I don’t think compost reaches a high enough temp and is from waste so likely to have all sorts of surprises.

Rose.

[Colin W]

Very nice colours in all the excellent photos, well done Peter.

[Coolcat]

A wonderful floral display in your beautiful garden