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Saturday, August 18, 2007
Introducing our new garden . . .
I can't believe we have a vine full of these in the greenhouse! And here's a selection of flowers
Oh my goodness, is that a Mulberry Tree, if so I am envious, I have only tasted them once (at Hardwick Hall) and they were wonderful. I wish you joy of your new garden.
Thanks for comments, Pat and Verobirdie. I'd like to know what the flower is too - it's a shrub hanging over the wall at the end of the garden. And the fruit is rapberries actually, it must be the angle of the shot that disguises them rather. I've seen mulberry trees at Little Moreton Hall, NT Elizabethan house in Cheshire
And here's a selection of flowers
and something else to eat
3 comments:
Barbara, congratulations for your garden! What is the flower below the passion flower ?
Oh my goodness, is that a Mulberry Tree, if so I am envious, I have only tasted them once (at Hardwick Hall) and they were wonderful. I wish you joy of your new garden.
Thanks for comments, Pat and Verobirdie. I'd like to know what the flower is too - it's a shrub hanging over the wall at the end of the garden. And the fruit is rapberries actually, it must be the angle of the shot that disguises them rather. I've seen mulberry trees at Little Moreton Hall, NT Elizabethan house in Cheshire
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