And so August is over, and it’s time to start another horticultural year of work and planning for future plantings. But here is a review of some highlights of my summer from mid May to the end of August, in my clients’ gardens, and in my own.
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
Happy gardening adventures for the coming horticultural year!
The blog of Canadian author Cynthia Reyes
landscape design, gardens, plants, creativity
Film reviews written by a young feminist
Oxfordshire, UK
a year of creative development
Ideas from a Suffolk garden
gardens plants ideas
Gardening in Lazio
Gardening observations from Ginny at Saint Claire Cottage
Professional gardener and plantswoman writing from my small urban garden in a great city
Regenerative Garden Design
Professional gardener and plantswoman writing from my small urban garden in a great city
Professional gardener and plantswoman writing from my small urban garden in a great city
Lia Leendertz's gardening blog
The incredibly true misadventures of a home gardener.
an optimist's garden in Wales
Ursula's Cambridge Garden 
September 2, 2019 at 6:46 am
Thank you Ursula.The challenge this autumn is the wildflower meadow ,it is much more difficult to pull off than the formal garden.I will start by laying bare isolated patches in the long grass and seeding those it is a 10 year project so I could be buried with the seedlings.Hope Freda has made progress and love from us .
September 4, 2019 at 10:17 pm
Your garden is gorgeous, Ursula! And if that a passion flower vineyard ?
September 4, 2019 at 10:17 pm
Vine, not vineyard.