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Category Archives: garden things
Spring has really sprung now, and there are flowers, flowers galore in the garden. Here’s picture proof, first of the first tulips: The peach tree is also flowering nicely: … and the hyacinths are doing a good job of adding … Continue reading
At least early spring is – as these guys in the garden stand testimony: The crocus, as usual, is the first to go bloom. The snowdrops sit in a more shady part of the garden and will need a few … Continue reading
Late summer is a season for delights – our peaches are ripe now, the first late-summer and autumn apples are also ripening, and of course there are the Zwetschgen, this kind of plum that lends itself to baking and cooking … Continue reading
I’m on my way back home from the fair, and while I am on the road, you are getting peaches. Or at least pictures of peaches, hanging on our tree: Though they look temptingly yellow and red, they are still … Continue reading
When I came back from the last fair, the garden greeted me with lots of beautiful flowers, and it’s Friday, and I think you might enjoy some garden pics too, so here you go: Tulips! Even more tulips! Still more … Continue reading
I definitely need more hours in a day. Or more nights that miraculously turn out to be working nights, yet still deliver rest. Or something like that. Yesterday, for instance, was totally gobbled up by work on the Textile Forum … Continue reading
Actually, this title is half a lie, because only one picture is an actual garden pic – this one: It’s a surprise gladiolus that one day just turned up here, and now it’s blooming brightly red and standing tall. Well, … Continue reading