30 May 2018
...a garden of beautiful flowers where I may walk undisturbed."
I'm with you there, Walt.
A few more images of la Fromagerie's delights, and evidence of friend C's hammock indolence.
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| Male walnut flowers overhang the rather wild meadow |
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| Broom, planted last August :) |
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| The figuier looks good |
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| Rose #1 - 'looking a little lonely' |
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| Rose #2 |
Female walnut flowers lag behind the male flowers, and are just peeping from the leaves in this image...
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| Not easy to see, but take my word for it... |
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| Table and chair in the 'best spot' for lunch |
At first, the hammock was strung between apple tree #1 and #2. Then, feeling inspired, C strung it in a new spot - between apple #3 and walnut - and the photos taken while savouring the sloth clearly show the discrepancy in leaf canopy. The walnut is always slow to awaken in Spring, but makes up for lost time with a beautiful, cool (but deadly!) shade later on...
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| Le noyer |
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Apple #3
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And now, some location shots: wild flowers and J-M's roses.
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| Chabrignacois |
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| Simply gorgeous |
Another gardening quote to finish:
"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow."
In that case, Audrey, I'm a true believer.
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