Hoping these will upload @Sunflower …
Goodness, what a busy garden! I expect you have a lot of wild life though?
I have few different types of flowers planted out my back garden i love going out and tebding to them
Alas, no. Preventing foxes from fouling where we walk inevitably precludes most four-footed visitors apart from the odd hedgehog. Were we living somewhere more rural, I daresay we’d be much better acquainted with the wildlife!
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Owh, never mind. All gardens are beautiful
Hi, welcome to our community. Its great, always someone to talk to, and loads of interesting information and people to meet. Hope you enjoy
Welcome to this beautiful community here @Jro1090 snd super excited to have you on this journey with us … can’t wait to see how you and some of our power plants get along!
I love to hear the chattering of the birds first thing too. Have a happy friday
I dont have a garden but love to spend time in my nans she takes such good care of it. Full of colour theoughout the year and she has a silver birch that weeps down its so magical.
What a wonderful description
Here’s another beauty from the herb garden that I harvested this weekend.
Meet Skullcap (Scutellaria altissima) who just missed the cut for the sofi plant pod list! She ia amazing at helping hot-headed people keep their irritability levels down when they are stressed. In fact I have nick-named it ‘keep the heid’.(You need to read that in a Scottish accent ).
I couldn’t run my dispensary without it. And it just might be a staple in my own herbal mix
That is an an absolute beauty… would we get this one on our pipeline ahead of the other plants we have discussed @pamelaspence … and this was from a walk a little earlier
Skullcap came off the list because it was too specific for a small group of people. Still a beauty and one of my most treasured plants in the dispensary
Nice walk!
What a lovely prompt! I love being out in the garden that i’m fortunate to share with my housemates, but when I’m inside it’s still a lovely, leafy view to do some work from. The birds are in full chorus usually, and the light and greenery really help my mood. It’s a garden that really fills your nose with petrichor when it’s rained (we had an ASTONISHING thunderstorm in Liverpool last night!!!).
What an incredible view @jsmnbrt and welcome to our little community here at the treehouse … I remember before I moved to the little flat I am leaving in I was in a garden flat with an amazing backyard (during the pandemic) … I can’t tell you how important it was for my physical and mental sense of balance to ground in the grass and play with a few plants … there is something about being earthed - connected with your hands to living things … and just as you say … see life fly from flower to flower perfectly ambivalent to the electric noise and the black mirrors … there was continuity and serenity which during times of great social upheaval - isolation - was almost therapeutic … happy Monday! A picture from my old garden flat
Hello, and welcome to our community. You have a beautiful view, i see someone elses foot is also enjoying the view! I hope you enjoy your time here, there is always someone to talk to, and also always something interesting to read
What a lovely lush garden @Kaveh , and semi wild just like ours! It’s nice when you can have some good structure but also allow the plants to spread their leaves and not be confined to a strict border. I think it’s good practise for our own selves!
I love that interesting wall with the stone coming out - what a great border! Keeping that idea tucked away for my own garden one day.
Thankyou it’s been a lovely green view with many a critter in the trees opposite.
I’m looking forward to exploring this little community - I hope it grows into a healthy space to share and be shared with.
Looking at the picture it does look disembodied, but it is actually just my foot at a strange angle, @Sunflower