Tin Tin the garden Nocturnal cat. August 2024. My garden 1st two photos. Some of my Sedum Plant collection. In full bloom and leaf. August 2024. Snow time is here very early too early November. A front Shamrock garden full of fluffy ❄️
Read MoreClearance of the garden paths. Begun on June 24. Restoring of the main house border. June 24. starting to look nice. With some space given to each plant. But not quiet finished yet! Back next week. Next job on front garden list is to clear bind weed and perienial weed from further seeding along lenght
Read MoreThe Garden finally Restored But the work dosen’t end there needs constant weeding and care.
Read More“Summer time in the garden”. Watercolour recent early 20s. watering her Rudbeckias. Jazz in the garden. Watercolour by Neill March 24. A Walk with the family in Stoke Woods near Stoke Cannon Exeter. Close to where Jane Austen used to stay on holidays with her family. Colour drawing July 2024 by Neill. Copy Right. The
Read MoreJune 2024. Grass cut of No Mow May Growth. A Garden that I have been looking after from year 2016 in Christow Devon. The garden was engulfed in Bramble and Weed when I first arrived. All the Brambles had to be dug up one at a time roots and all. The garden and house are
Read MoreI’ve been using Aspen fuels for the last two years and can highly recommend them. Their fuels are not just good for running power tools in the garden but are also kinder to the environment. See their website for details.
Read MoreThere have been increasing numbers of Asian hornets in the UK during the last few years. If you see any in your garden, please report them immediately.
Read MoreGiven all the recent wet weather, you might be surprised to learn that the whole of Cornwall and large parts of Devon are still subject to a hosepipe ban. And since the world still seems to finding it difficult to tackle climate change, water could become an increasingly scarce resource over the coming years.
Read MoreNow that May has arrived and the weather has started warming up, you may be thinking about digging the mower out of your shed and giving the lawn a good mow if you haven’t done so already. But Sir David Attenborough is asking you to hold off until at least June.
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