So onto 2015 and our Spring garden plans!
I'd still like that picket fence to divide off the end of the garden - especially now the husband and children have turned their attention to making an end of garden hangout complete with log seats, fire pit and twirly things in the tree!
The husband dug a fire pit a couple of weeks back and we have plans to cook and eat al fresco.
Log seats have been collected from a friend's wood yard and wood has been chopped.We rescued this twisted Willow from near death years ago when it was found beneath a ravaging Laurel bush. It now stands, suitably decorated, in pride of place at the bottom of the garden ready to provide cover in the Summer months.
Elsewhere the daffodils remain fenced off for their own protection and are beginning to emerge from beneath the ground ready to brighten up the bottom of the garden - I now await signs of the tulips and alliums also planted here.
An iris and crocuses add to the colourful display already provided by the potted daffodils.
This is such a wonderful time of year.
A time to make plans and look ahead to those warm heady days of Summer!
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Love your fire pit and axe shot. I think my other half has plans along those lines for the garden.
ReplyDeleteRoll on summer! I have a whole of list of plans which have never happened too *looks at fallen fence out of the window*.
ReplyDeleteYes you definitely need a picket fence, especially if the husband and kids have the fire pit and twirly things. Love the twisted willow, so characterful and perfect to hang things in! Good luck :) #hdygg
ReplyDeleteI do love Spring and all the shoots of green and the bright colours. Also a lovely time to make plans and yours sound great. Love the fire pit and hang out area! Also, do you have a piano outside? Xx
ReplyDeleteLoving the pots all lined up and the fire pit - cool! That totally makes me crave Camp Bestival again! I am going to suggest that Papasaurus makes a fire pit now - anything to get everyone out of the house :) I love my axe, it gets left outside the front door to freak out coldcallers ;)
ReplyDeleteI do love this time of year - such optimism about all the colour to come and I can't wait to spend more time outside.
Thanks for joining in and sharing again x
Oooh - a fire pit. I wonder if I could think of somewhere for one of those!
ReplyDeleteit is all so beautiful! you must be so glad to have the whole family involved like that!
ReplyDeleteI love the garden hangout area, I'd happily sit by a Fire pit all night. Our garden plans are always like that, take so much longer than I'd like to actually happen. Gorgeous rows of pots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bulbs and the area with the fire pit is a great idea x
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