sends this photo:
"This border runs along the western boundary of my garden from near the back of the garage to the pond where an enormous forsythia marks its end. Alongside the house the border is heavily shaded by trees and by a short run of leylandii in the adjoining garden which also make the ground very dry..."
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Jealous? Me? Stuck at this desk? I'm off to the Beach for a sulk....
...which also make the ground very dry..."
.....but after the fifth bottle of vino today i'm just
not bovvered.....
Is that a Bruce Forsythia? The one with red ferns?
I'll drink to that.
I hope that hammock hasn't been taken from the beach!
Jason - I think you're right. And do you notice how well the McCartney bed looks after the heather has been removed?