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Looking across the (very wet) lower lawn. |
After what seems like weeks and weeks of dark leaden skies and incessant rain, yesterday saw sunshine and an opportunity to do some garden jobs. Dead fern fronds and last year's Hellebore leaves were cut down. Some fern fronds were heaped on an Arum lily to keep off the frost and everything else composted. Never has grass looked so long and lush in January but now we have normal frosty temperatures, it should stop growing. Rudolph has joined the rest of his herd in the Aspen Grove and all the Christmas lights were taken down. We even moved a Weeping Willow to the Fernery Path where it will (in time) replace a misshapen old Acer which has reverted and eventually the old Pear tree as well as provide some shade for the Fernery itself. A few more photos of PTC in January can be seen HERE! I did have a little play with some HDR shots - it's soooooooo addictive!
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