Already it feels like a long, cold winter here on our little island.
Snow, sleet, icy winds, drenching rain....
Winter is when I remember to take my Vitamin D, I think fond thoughts of our life in sunnier WA where it felt like I never wore socks (let alone purple ugg boots) and I plan holidays.
I read books, I make soup and I miss my garden...so sodden, muddy and dull.
Today though the sun made its way through the felted grey clouds and I went for a wander.
I pruned a couple of roses, pulled out some stinky onion weed and I found treasures.
~the first little grape hyacinths (with their frilly bloomers)
~hellebores thriving in the back corner where we quickly thrust them all as the builders moved in
~ the last of the snow drops
~climate change jonquils (surely they're getting earlier)
And I dream about spring.
Grape hyacinths with frilly bloomers, made me grin. Widely.
ReplyDeleteOh - I really love those little grape hyacinths too! *sigh* I do really wish for a cooler climate garden.
ReplyDeleteI just saw word games in your "about me". We are currently having a Bananagrams phase - have you played? So much fun!
Hi Tania - grins are good - wide ones better!
ReplyDeleteHey Sue - land's cheap here :-)
Oh such beautiful flowers, i'm really enjoying the difference in the flowers blooming here in Brisbane versus the ones at home in Canberra in Winter, love Posie
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