Out of the window...

Love it!

Thanks, Michaella. :-))

Its lovely Spritz...........

:-))

Barbara that is such a beautiful sight

words cannot do this justice. :o))

Agree...makes you want to explore......

Thank you all - come and visit me! You'd be very welcome....:-)))

If only I wasnt at work but I am working on OH. give me time:o)

It'll be half term....hint, hint.

Delightful view, you are very lucky.

A wonderful view.

I do know that we're lucky......:-))))))))

That is stunning, would make a lovely framed photo i think.

Thank you, Carol...xx

I know you do Spritz and I wish you well to enjoy it. It's not all luck either, there's lots of hard work both before you got there and since.

Thanks, Toto - you really do understand, don't you! x

It's lovely Barbara, can't wait to visit on your open day.

I do hope it lives up to expectations, Pam! Everything was late - but at least the last days of sun have brought them on a bit. :-))

Beautiful garden view Spritz :-))

Thanks - I was taking a photo of the Clematis in the damson tree, and just aimed at what else I could see, as well!!

What a fab garden? Does your stream run all year?

Yes, it's a natural one. it has been known to rise alarmingly after heavy rain - and cut the village off from civilisation! That happens about four times a year. It's come onto our lowest piece of lawn several times, and washed away the wooden steps I use to get down onto the bank PLUS the plants I'd put there a couple of weeks before! I wrote a blog about it...I'll try to find it so you can look at what happens!

Our stream does the same - covering up all types flowers, but quite a few seem to survive it really well. I have a great urge to put in some Lysichiton American (the yellow skunk cabbage) which I think would do well, but I'm not sure how much light they need. They would do very well in your front garden if you like things a little vulgar.

I'm off now to read your blog - I just hope the house wasnt flooded.

Nope - thank goodness! I know that next door has been in the past, though.

I had a smallish Lysichiton on the bank - but it's covered in silt, and I can't locate it. Sob, sob. I was looking forward to seeing it again!

Barbara, I love all gardens, yours looks beautiful. Am going to AndrewR at Devonia on the 25th. Visiting friends in the area.

I wish I could go - I'd love to see his garden. I'd probably come back with an even longer wish-list though! lol.

stunning barbara, love it ;o))

Thanks, Sandra. :-))

i really dont know how you manage to keep it so lovely, does hubby help to barbara,

He's in charge of grass cutting, when nagged, that's all, Sandra. Otherwise - it's me!

like baz really but at least mine is small enough for one to manage, well you do a fantastic job barbara, beautifull ;o) x

Thank you - it's hard work, but I like doing it and seeing the results. :-)))))