
Rosa ‘Amber Queen’ with Alchemilla mollis and Geranium ‘Rozanne’
It is almost three years since I last posted anything on my blog so I was very surprised to receive comments from faithful followers welcoming me back yesterday! The horticultural blogging world is indeed a friendly place to learn, admire, share ideas and experiences. As I grow older and feel myself slowing down, I am more grateful than ever for my virtual friends on social media platforms like this.
In my defence, I have acquired two beautiful granddaughters and a new golf mad son-in-law since my last blog post which have kept me busy. The garden has evolved in response to changes in our family and to make things a little lower maintenance in the future and I will post the results just as soon as I can.
Thanks again!
David
Good to see you back….missed the beautiful pictures of your garden that you posted.
Thanks Malcolm, good to be back! Hope it lasts!
Dear David,
Just to say I’m also enjoying your blog posts, but don’t have any other comments to make (except that I was interested to learn about prunella grandiflora after having spent part of the afternoon weeding out its vulgar relation, which does very well on our soil and pops up everywhere….. I must investigate grandiflora further!)
I hope to pop over tomorrow afternoon in the early part of the afternoon, before the family zoom at 4.00. (and a Tesco’s delivery as well!) Thank you for including us in what my son calls your ‘risk budget’.
I look forward to seeing your garden again, and can’t imagine you’re really serious about slowing down!
With best wishes, Jane
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Hi Jane! Didn’t realise you were a follower but glad you are!
See you tomorrow and I’ll show you the Prunella.
David