‘Tis the time of year that nature ‘springs’ (see what I did there?) back to life following the dread months of winter.
Naturally this means that it is also the time of year that I must reluctantly drag my sorry ar*e back out into the still cold and damp outdoors in order to start to ensure that there is some semblance of order in the garden before everything goes completely berserk.
Not these pretty pieris of course…
Nor this gorgeous cherry tree. Berserk is definitely not the word.
Nice blossom there. Sad that it only lasts about a week and a half before disappearing…
March means first cut for the lawn – and the usual thoughts about feeding and liming it.
Notice the rather splendid new garden fence – courtesy of our new(ish) neighbours below. They have done a good job on it, but it does mean we will be looking at new things to plant in front of it.
Another side effect of this tidying up of the boundary between our properties is that I now have a rather splendid – and functional – compost area. I have of late been spreading the products thereof over the beds in the front garden.
Much yet to do, of course!
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