Graham has done a sterling job in selecting robust flowers (bulbs, annuals, perennials) that even after a wet and chilly periods looks stunning on a grey autumn afternoon.
Would anyone like to sponsor a bench, or a fruit tree, or some more planting? Donations are always welcome!
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| A "wiggly"-shaped central eye-catcher alive with colour. All photographs in this post: © by Margret Powell-Joss. |
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| Interesting shapes, textures and colours as we look towards the retaining wall at the top of the "top end". |
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| A striking feature is the circular motif of lovely cobblestones. |
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| The "top end" seen from the footpath that connects it to the gate in Dalintart Lane. |
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| Just magic! A riot of colours: yellow and orange calendula, blue cornflowers, pink rocks and gravel, green foliage. |
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| View of the "woodland/wild area". Click on the photo to find the bright red rosehips. |
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| Graham's Biochar® experiment: the raised bed on the left contains a mix of Biochar® and compost; the raised bed on the right contains compost only. Better photos to follow, hopefully. |
