The Tuesday View: 26th December 2017

On the second day of Christmas the garden looks like in early spring. As it is much too warm for this time of the year, around 13 degrees, most of the snowdrops, crocus, irises and even tulips have grown a few good centimeters above the ground.

The Tuesday View: 14th November 2017

Although there is less and less colour in it the Tuesday view is still charming. The leaves of the beautiful Ligustrum Aureum have got the autumn touch, the crimson mum is s still fresh and the lawn grass greener than ever. A moment in time.

The Tuesday View: 7thNovember 2017

Today view is all about colours. Autumn colours.

The Tuesday View: 31st October 2017

Autumn all around and the leaves show give the view a very romantic touch.

The Tuesday View: 10th October 2017

Apparently, there are no many changes, but when I had a closer look I noticed that a mum neighboring the big Aster clump is almost opening, that the white Anemones are more numerous than last week, that the purple Aster is dying and a few fresh blue Salvia flowers pumped up from the green leaves.

The Tuesday View: 3rd October 2017

This is the first Tuesday View of October and it is a beautiful one, with plenty of colour displayed by the Aster clump (Prof.A.Kippenber), the Anemones Hupensis, Sedum and a mum that has made its appearance in the view lately. If last week Ligustrum Aureum still looked very green, this Tuesday it has got these lovely pink-edged leaves that give a special touch to the view.

Many thanks to Cathy at Words and Herbs for hosting the Tuesday View and for the idea of posting a photo of the same view of the garden week by week.

The Tuesday View: 26th September 2017

 Another week, the same view with the beautiful purple Aster clump  in full bloom and more of the pink Anemone Hupensis  ”The Little Red Riding Hood” that have opened these days.

Many thanks to Cathy at Words and Herbs for hosting the Tuesday View and for the idea of posting a photo of the same view of the garden week by week.

The Tuesday View: 19th September 2017

A view with many, many stars! The purple Aster clump is in full bloom 😊.

Also, nice things happening in the flower bed at the back of the view - some beautiful pink Anemone Hupensis are opening these days, Sedum has got pinker and a new solar globe has just been installed.

Many thanks to Cathy at Words and Herbs for hosting the Tuesday View and for the idea of posting a photo of the same view of the garden week by week.

The Tuesday View: 5th September 2017

Same view as last week, but with more Anemones Hupensis in bloom and that special autumn light that we love so much.

The Tuesday View: 29th August 2017

Still waiting for the big clump of Aster to bloom and give more colour to the view...

The Tuesday View: 22nd August 2017

Same view,  nothing has changed significantly, apart from the fact that more Anemones Hupensis are now open.

The Tuesday View: 15th August 2017

New in this week view: more colour from the Hostas  and the Anemones Hupensis that are starting to open.

The Tuesday View: 8th August 2017

Despite the heat, the plants still look fresh and there are lovely shades of green filling the garden space. Hostas are in bloom (both white and purple), the blue Salvia is at its place and the buds of Anemones Hupensis are sparkling among the leaves. Just another Tuesday .

Many thanks to Cathy at Words and Herbs for hosting the Tuesday View and for the idea of posting a photo of the same view of the garden week by week.

The Tuesday View: 25th July 2017

Nothing new, apart from the Aster which is growing taller and taller.

The Tuesday View: 18th July 2017

With Echinacea and Liatris, new entries on the view.

The Tuesday View: 27th June 2017

This week it has been clear that due to those frosty days in March, Hydrangea will have only 3 flowers. But it looks nice anyway, with that lovely green of its leaves.

Then, little things that could be seen if we get closer in the view: a Hosta which has some wonderful light purple flowers these days, a very creative mixture of dried Allium and Lychnis.And the Aster clumps that are announcing quite a show in August.