At this very moment a regular gale is blowing! It looks like it wants to
destroy my garden already in May. It makes me angry to say the least. But let me
start at the beginning, after all this week started with an “up”.
As you may remember from my last post there was a nest of robins in my
barn. Well, they have flown out! At the ridge of the barn they fly from beam to
beam. They still cannot fly properly. It seems to me they fly like in slow
motion. Once arrived at the other beam
they give a loud squeak every two seconds. I am happy they are inside, because
in the barn they can practice safely.
As I told you above, outside there is a small gale going on! We live only
a mile from the sea and are accustomed to a lot of wind. But wind force 7 in
May? It is depressing me. The roses that have just come into bloom are literally
blown off the bushes. I pick up a severed rose from the grass and put it into
the mortar and pestle. That makes for a nice picture.
However, nevertheless the strong winds, snapped off roses and irises too
for that matter, this week still ended on a high. That is because my regular bulb
supplier Jan Deen ( www.deenbloembollen.nl ) has send me a box filled with a
100 tulips. He knew a group was coming to visit my garden. He also knew that there
were no more tulips in bloom.
"No tulips in your garden? That will not happen”, he wrote in the
note that went along with the box. He also wrote; “you are creative enough”.
Many thanks Jan! You can leave that to me ...
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Little Robin in the barn. |
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Rosa 'Mme Alfred Carriere'. |
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Rose in mortar and pestle. |
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Outside rosa 'Mme Alfred Carriere'. |
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Creative with 100 tulips! Tulip 'Flash Point'. |
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Inside the barn, Tulip 'Pioneer'. |
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On the table in the Ikea vases, Tulip 'Red Princess' and cow parsley. |
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Bucket with Tulip 'Flash Point' and Iris hollandica. |
just Lovely :)
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