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Looking Back
19.06.2023 - 09:37 / aberdeengardening.co.uk
A look back at our garden in 2012 and a glimpse of my blogging experience in the past couple of years.
Just felt like taking a break from my Plant Profiles this week and do what so many other garden bloggers are doing at this time of year.
A look at how the garden was in 2012. It was a strange year, the Winter was rather mild, Tulips which were in tubs and left outdoors started to bloom in late February early March when we had temperatures much higher than usual and even reached 21c/70f.
Then from late Spring things went downhill and we ended up with a most dreadful cold wet Summer. Nevertheless the garden often looked good in spite of this.
Today I may ramble on a little about my blogging experience, finding Blotanical and whatever else may be lurking in my mind.
Many gardeners in recent times have been considering lifting their lawn. I kind of like the idea, look at all those extra plants, sweeping paths running through the whole garden with seating areas where it can all be appreciated.
Helen of The Patient Gardener who in fact introduced me to Blotanical has this in mind at the moment.
Before I proceed with this post I would like to take part in my first meme, long overdue. Dedicated to Diana of Elephants Eye. A dozen for Diana.
Diana has now embarked on a new journey, find out at Elephants Eye on False Bay.
Although I have always said that I didn’t like collages, this is my meagre attempt .
The plants from top left.
Azalea Luteum—- Begonia Flamboyant — Brunnera Jack Frost
Camellia Donation — Aruncus Aethusifolius — Aster Frikartii Monch
Astrantia Maxima — Auricula Irish Blue — Abutilon x Suntense
Anemone Blanda — Anemone Honorine Jobert — Aquilegia Fragrans
Oh, just about
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