Having just about recovered from open gardens, it was time to have a tidy up around the pond perimeter. We decided the time had come to move the stone wheels where they could be seen and not leave them hidden beneath roaming Symphitum. Our Chris lugged them around to the foot of the pond and carefully arranged them in a group of three. Around their base, he planted some Mind-your-own-business (Soleriolia helixine). Of course, this left a gap in the Symphitum at the head of the pond. Enter Termite Rock! To ensure this isn't obscured by Symphitum, we built up a volcano-like tcaldera and sat it on top! The rock is actually bigger (and heavier!) then my photo suggests.
Today, I've just finished dividing and planting some Lobelias (Cardinalis) in the damp margins and some Quaking Grass (Briza media) where the soil is drier. Fingers crossed!
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