The gardening year has had a slow start hereabouts. There are reasons outside my control such as freezing cold weather, reasons which are unavoidable such as gallivanting in Spain and reasons which are entirely within my control such as idleness. However, there has been a positive outcome of this neglect which is that I have identified my gardening style: I am a wild gardener creating little havens where native plants can flourish. Hate me but I'm telling you - I'm riding the zeitgeist.
My sort of gardening!
ReplyDeleteYour sort of gardening should be relaxing in a deckchair letting your ankle heal *wags finger*
Deleteif those native plants are creeping buttercup then I'm doing it too.........
ReplyDeleteI have a buttercup feature - doesn't everyone?
DeleteI think I must be one of those as well...
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Eco-Warrior club.
DeleteGood one :-)
ReplyDeleteI am embarrassed to admit this in the presence of your horticultural industry.
DeleteIt's an exclusive club :)
ReplyDeleteI am a small scale eco-warrior - in fact many of my plant arrive by wind energy (dandelions).
DeleteKnowing how industrious you are I am blushing at the thought you have read this post.
ReplyDeleteSome of my dandelions are hawkweed.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely nurtured, for the bees.
Yes I have native goose grass, green alkanet, herb Robert, wood avens, bramble and bindweed, flourishing in my wild garden. This is a very helpful identification site http://www.gardenwithoutdoors.org.uk/weed_guide
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