When the sun is shining it would be foolish not to be outdoors getting work done. The last few weeks have been a cement-fest; finishing off the patio edges in a final push to complete the landscaping of the garden. It's been just over 3 years now since it was begun but at last it's beginning to look almost complete. The path is finished and the front section has been edged off ready for the final level of paving slabs before the garden gate. Of course, the rest of the garden beyond the rose trellis is a complete mess and is serving as a dumping ground for wood that needs burning. Perhaps one day that it will have a nice secluded Summer house and deck but that's a project for the future.
It's a joy to see plants in bloom and I'm happy the Alliums that I planted in the Autumn have made an appearance. I definately intend to put some more in - as they add a splash to colour to what is predominately an evergreen garden.
I also managed to finish and plant the courtyard herb garden, which I made last year from the old fencing. We have (from L to R) Thyme, Basil, Coriander, Mint, Parsley, Chives, Romemary, Sage and a selection of living salad. A kitchen garden just outside the front door!
Even the Pepper kitty has been enjoying the sunshine, swatting bees and sniffing plants.
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| Cementing the edge by the rose trellis |
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| Bloomin' heck! |
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| Bug hunting in the undergrowth |
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| Completion of the path and closing off the front bed. |
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| Courtyard Herb Garden |
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