Lots of things get forgotten in the rush to stay still; blogs, dogs and gardens.I trundled out today, peering like Mole into the sunlight, emerging from my office and a variety of deadlines to squint myopically at the world outside.
From a distance it looked quite pleasant then as I adjusted my senses, the enormity of the problem became apparent and I felt like hurtling right back in again.
And in amongst the hordes of weeds I spied the reason why there are times I actually want to be outside rather than indoors.
It is a forgotten garden but a really rather beautiful one too...
10 comments:
A garden is a wonderful place, attended or otherwise. Overgrown is not exactly wonderful, but will do in a pinch.
Hope you are having a wonderful spring/summer otherwise.
My garden look like yours too. Why do the weeds have to get quite so high? Your garden still looks beautiful.
Wonderful! A very pleasant and relaxing place to be.
Thanks for your recent well wishes Tattie - much appreciated.
That really does look beautifully tranquil
What a beautiful house and garden you have, quintessentially English and restful.
Rob Bear - it is a wonderful summer now we don't have a hose pipe ban!
Maggie Christie - weeds grow so high because they can just like dogs lick their nether regions both are not nice and frankly should not be seen in public!
Pam - relaxing when you don't have to we'd it! :)
Suburbia - but underneath a hot bed of depravity, seriously you should seen what the rabbits get up too!
About Last Weekend - quintessentially English in that on closer inspection it has a lotto be desired!
Love them and leave them, I say! I could spend hours gazing into my garden....and I do (but i don't tend it)
Too hot to tend to anything today weeds even looking a little droopy but the scent driftiong from teh roses that is amazing even if I cannot see them for nettles!
I'm glad I could enlarge the photos. Your garden is lovely and wild in a way that doesn't exist over here. I love it.
Pondside - It has it's moments just not when I am trying to weed it and find myslef trapped in a bunch of six foot nettles!
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