The Patient Gardener
The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies - Gertrude Jekyll
I do enjoy this time of year as much as I enjoy Spring. I enjoy tidying up in the garden, because of the sense of achievement you get, and then there...
The Tithonia are the stars of the Big Border at the moment. I am really pleased with them having grown them from seed. They were planting out just before the heat...
There is something quintessentially English about a flower and veg show that I doubt you could find anywhere else in the world. I love Malvern Autumn Show as it heralds the...
Seriously how is it October? I’m sure it’s only midway through September! But at least I have kinda remembered this month to do the End of Month View, albeit a day...
I’ve decided not to focus on the asters this month but to showcase four plants which have just started to flower and whose flowers I am always thrilled to see. ...
I love the Malvern Hills, particularly the walk from British Camp south towards Midsummer Hill. The huge skies, far-reaching views and complete serenity, particularly early on a Sunday morning are the...
Whilst the garden might not be as floriferous (there’s that word again) as some at the end of September I am pleased with the range of texture and colour from foliage...
What a glorious autumnal weekend it has been. I do love this time of year and I always find myself feeling like it’s the start of the year not winding down...
We have had a lovely early Autumn weekend which has allowed for some gardening as well as a wander round the local flea fair. Parts of the garden are looking really...
Ben’s Etsy Shop
