My Amaryllis is with child. I am double excited now as the bulbs grow together. I can’t wait for them to flower.
10th December
My Mum and the flowers for the dinner table.
9th December
The Christmas tree that my Mum made.
8th December
Cactus, succulent cross over.
7th December
Hedgy hedge.
6th December
I found a Rowen tree with white and pink berries. The light and colours make this photo look magical.
5th December
A Christmas tree and the Cutty Sark.
4th December
This red plant caught my eye on the way back from work. The planting on the busy concreate Thames path is refreshingly relaxed and wild looking.
3rd December
I remember the first time I saw Winter Jasmine was outside the William Morris Gallery in Warthemstow.
2nd December
Hydrangea flowers changing into lacy silluettes.
1st December
Well I wasn’t expecting to see Fusia flowers in December.
30th November
This front garden is simple but impressive.
29th November
Old mans beard is looking pretty good for the month of movember. What a crazy plant this is.
28th November
This Euphorbia is pretty fancy!
27th November
I’ve never noticed how beautiful Buddleai leaves are until now. I guess the moral is- When the flowers aren’t there you appreciate the leaves.
26th November
The grey decking and pot give this brown leafed fern a textured background.
25th November
We are really excited to see that the Salvia has flowered.
24th November
Trees like these really make a park.
23rd November
I was happy to capture the sunset, city scape in this shot.
22nd November
I am really pleased with this snippet from a front garden.