Winter blue

Chaenomeles speciosa ‘Nivalis’ lights a grey lockdown day. Thanks be to gardening…

Well-red

Berberis ‘Firecracker’ lights a blaze on the garden terrace ahead of our North East autumn fall.

What better destiny for an old variety of Normandy apple than tarte tartin on Easter Day?

Intense Hortense – Hydrangea macrophylla – fronts Hosta ‘Hadspen blue’ on a stormy Three Mile summer’s night.

Superb Helleborus x hybridus ‘Slate’ proved a fetching model in this morning’s frosty light.

This fine volunteer Hellebore in the garden’s south walk is a welcome light in darker days near the border wall.

After a recent journey to Moidart Rare Plants near Bowral, our friends’ dog came to stay.

Dried berries of Cratageus laevigata near our henhouse puts out its bright red fruit in summer for all manner of birds.

Posted on July 4, 2020 by jamie kronborg in Winter

Fruits of the family Rosaceae in Wallasey-Beaumaris garden near Beechworth this afternoon.

The Japanese clouds-and-sky Wisteria floribunda macrobotrys would find its way inside if only we’d let it.

	Anne Campbell on Shared branches
	Bronwyn Hirons on Spring open gardens