16 February 2017
I rather feel that the importance of tea to horticulture has been insufficiently acknowledged. I like to have a bench wherever we have garden beds, so as to make it easy to sit with a cup of tea and watch things grow. So I have started work on this one, around one of the olive trunks, in what has suddenly become a carpet of wildflowers: iris, anenomes, daisies ...
I rather feel that the importance of tea to horticulture has been insufficiently acknowledged. I like to have a bench wherever we have garden beds, so as to make it easy to sit with a cup of tea and watch things grow. So I have started work on this one, around one of the olive trunks, in what has suddenly become a carpet of wildflowers: iris, anenomes, daisies ...
Rickety bench, under construction
View from the bench
Our spindly mimosa tree has survived its first season, and is flowering jubilantly
And this is a large asphodel which has planted itself and is putting out a monster bud.
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