
In July it has been raining and I am not complaining. Better than horrendous heat and no need to water the garden. Enjoy a potter round the garden without getting your feet wet and drop in for tea.









In July it has been raining and I am not complaining. Better than horrendous heat and no need to water the garden. Enjoy a potter round the garden without getting your feet wet and drop in for tea.
I enjoyed my potter ’round your garden, as well as my tea.
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Welcome any time Liz.
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I’d prefer the heat with no rain. Although I do like the occasional strong storm.
wonderful photos of your garde, I especially like the blue and purple flowers…
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Thanks Jim, Lobelia, tiny flowers, summer bedding great for baskets and filling in gaps anywhere.
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thanks for the tip, Janet!
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Your garden is looking splendid, Janet. How did you manage to insert Wallace and Gromit into that picture?
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I cheated by taking their photos at Poole Museum Robbie!
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Beautiful.
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OK, so is that the world’s biggest lemon on that tree at the back?
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Not quite, it’s an old buoy I picked up on the beach!
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Oh, you brazen hussy, you, picking up old boys on the beach. 🙂
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Thank you for the views of your garden and virtual tea, Janet.
I envy your rain. I can’t imagine a summer where I don’t have to water the garden.
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We had the driest month on record and I emptied all my water butts and collected shower water in a bucket, then we had the wettest month on record!
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I’m hoping for wet to arrive soon!
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We could use some rain. Last year was a record-breaking year in terms of acres burned from the fires in California. I just read that we’re ahead of that pace this year. Your garden looks lovely.
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Thanks Pete, having lived in Australia I never take rain for granted! I’ll send some over.
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Perfect final photo. 😀
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My garden looks like a nature reserve. Either rain or uncomfortably humid weather has meant I have done nothing out there this month. (As well as me getting older) My wife says she is ashamed of the front of the house, as it looks like nobody lives here! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I am letting the front ‘lawn’ grow into a meadow for insects’ sake!
I am letting the front ‘lawn’ grow into a meadow, water meadow with the rain we’ve had.
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Such beautiful flowers! I like the idea of letting the lawn grow into a meadow:)
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Thanks, I hope the neighbours like my meadow!
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If they don’t they should:)
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Beautiful backyard! Yes, the cooling rain was nice.
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Thanks Mark
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Lovely flowers and a beautiful yard. You are so lucky. ❤
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Thanks Carol, it’s been a godsend the past couple of years.
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