In the garden recently - a blooming lovely combination of flowers and weeds

It has been a striking early spring in the garden and quite a surprise. Just before April the garden was only green with the odd daffodil and hyacinth but not much else. Then suddenly the forget-me-nots exploded into life simultaneously with the tulips and wall flowers. It was utterly tremendous and a wonderful welcome for Mr Sir's arrival. I was able to enjoy the garden with Nana on two separate occasions which was extra lovely. It's just about beginning to go over now, though the clematis is in full glory and the rowan tree is throwing out a lovely scent in the evenings (at least I think it's the rowan: I can't find anything else at ground level which is scented presently.)
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
the pink clematis offset with blue forget-me-nots
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
the drape of clematis on the fence
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
this is my favourite wallflower this year, a deep wine purple
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
the clematis is climbing the rowan
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
two brassicas, one for flower on for leaf
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
our patio area with chimenea
a histon garden. © Nick Bailey
full on clematis magic
2015-05-09

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