After a harsh first winter and cold spring in Myrtle we've entered summer. The garden is in full bloom: mostly plants which I have yet to identify. After the heavy snow in the winter I had to cut back a bush from the left hand side of the house - I didn't know what it was (thought it might have been bay). Apart from that the garden is untouched from the day we moved in - apart from a wee bit of weeding. We have berberis up the walls which attracts bees and some wild flowers. The bird feeders attract siskins, blue tits, chaffinch and even a greater spotted woodpecker!
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Myrtle Cottage June 2010
After a harsh first winter and cold spring in Myrtle we've entered summer. The garden is in full bloom: mostly plants which I have yet to identify. After the heavy snow in the winter I had to cut back a bush from the left hand side of the house - I didn't know what it was (thought it might have been bay). Apart from that the garden is untouched from the day we moved in - apart from a wee bit of weeding. We have berberis up the walls which attracts bees and some wild flowers. The bird feeders attract siskins, blue tits, chaffinch and even a greater spotted woodpecker!
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