I’ve truly found paradise. I opened my back door and there it was. I came home this evening to waggy tails and a garden full of evening sunshine. The fruit bushes are getting bushier. The courgettes and butternut squash have shown signs of life. The window sills are ranged with tomato seedlings looking lively and healthy.
The pot of herbs is beautifully green and capable of being cut and used whenever we want. I’ll make stuffing at some time with fresh sage and onions from my garden. I loved just sitting on the patio steps with a mug of tea and a dog at either side and surveying all I could see and thinking, I planted that, I grew that and I felt so amazingly peaceful, even after a busy day at work.
Best of all are the £1 Poundland windmills that wizz in the spring breeze and glint in the last of the evening sunshine. They make me smile and feel true pure joy at such a silly sight!
Well done you! - I can't wait for my first little seed to start sprouting through the compost, but my other little seedlings are doing well
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Excellent. They look really healthy.
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All looks good in your garden. I am still waiting for signs of life 😦
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Wonderful, I feel your joy. Well done!I have been caring for my sprouting plants in my windowsill greenhouse. I recently planted the peas outside, everything else will follow shortly.
Wishing you happiness, Katherine
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Lovely pictures! Your herbs and vegetables are looking good! I can't wait to have my own garden. Good luck with it!
Btw, you've won a blog award! You can claim it here: http://americangirlinbristol.blogspot.com/2010/04/you-won-sunshine-award.html
I know it's not much, but I hope you enjoy it. 🙂
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Simple pleasures and a simple life is all we need for happiness!
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Everything looks like it's doing really well! there is nothing like growing your own food, other than eating it!
you have inspired me yet again - I will go get strawberry plants today, and fill my weed infested strawberry planter.
Kath
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IS VERY GOOD..............................
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a lovely post. it made me calm…
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Nice to read someone else enjoying this great spell of good weather!
We've been very lazy this year and not planted much at all - at least compared to last year - still, I'm sure we'll put something else in!
😀
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I love the windmills x
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Thanks for your comment. Nope, no British beef to be found anywhere. Since there's basically a boycott of our beef by European countries, I'm sure American beef producers would throw a fit if their were.
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Great article - the feeling of seeing your own little green leaves come through is amazing! It is my second year doing so and I am still learning alot… love your blog, so pretty and great varied articles! I like the idea of a PAD day. Have a great weekend all!
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