Monday, December 01, 2014

Garden at the beginning of December 2014

Last one of the year! It's about 8°C today, so not ridiculously cold for the time of year. The leaves are off most of the trees, apart from the two apple trees actually in the garden, which have just begun to drop leaves. The garden is also probably looking a bit lighter as the neighbour's walnut tree was removed last month (it had died and had honey fungus).


Pretty leaf colours on the Hydrangea Twist n' Shout

The cyclamen I planted up in containers last month are just starting to flower.

The colours of the remains of the Spiraea flowers are really pretty (although they're prettier when the sun is shining on them!).


The Cotoneaster we bought last year has really pretty leaves now, and some red berries, although I think some have already been eaten by the birds!


The Alstroemeria is still flowering (it's tucked up in the cold frame for the winter).


And the Convolvulus has started flowering again!


Think that's all for now! Happy December gardening everyone. I think we've nearly done for the year, we had a big clear up over the weekend, and I got the soft fruit and rhubarb mulched.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

It all looks so peaceful. :) Do you ever read books out in the garden? Ah, perhaps it's too cold now, right? :)