Fleeting impressions seared into my soul…tiny pebbles tossed into the surge
28 Apr 2014 Leave a comment
in humour, observational prose Tags: bay trees, birds, budleaia, eccentricity, gardening, hedges, nature, planting a hedge, privet, red robin, talking to the animals
Well, we have started the hedge – planted the bushes and a few of the cuttings that I pilfered on my walk in the countryside. Hopefully now we wait and watch to see if they will take root. Never been so into the garden before, I even have a pot of homemade compost and a jam jar of bone meal ready for some more endeavours. A few avian visitors looking for newly exposed worms (there were quite a few) were subjected to merry greetings from myself… I must be going plant potty!
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