December 19th 2010

Snow caught on the remains of the cow parsley looked like tiny blossoms against the blue sky. Click to enlarge…

December 5th 2010

It’s not only nasty spiders webs that are made prettier by the frost…

November 22nd 2010

I’m returning to Geneva today (sort of) – but only to show you this amazing cactus we saw through a shop window in the old town, I absolutely loved it. […]

November 4th 2010

Gorgeous birthday flowers from my lovely boys – and Milo 🙂

October 24th 2010

I was going back through some old photographs and I found this photograph of a tree that used to grow in the garden of our house in France. It’s called […]

October 13th 2010

This poor blackberry blossom has got a lot of catching up to do…

September 28th 2010

What a great color this dahlia is. At least I think it’s a dahlia, might be a chrysanthemum…

September 25th 2010

More macro photography. The only plants that thrive living with me are things that need no attention at all and orchids. Just as well I love orchids….

September 24th 2010

Another one of my long suffering, spikey friends. Click to enlarge.

September 23rd 2010

I have four little cacti/succulent type plants on my kitchen table. I ignore them completely and they grow anyway. My kind of plant. Click to enlarge.

September 22nd 2010

  Just when you think everything is dying off in the garden, the sedum comes into its own…click to enlarge.

September 21st 2010

I’ve heard lace is ‘in’ this winter…

September 16th 2010

Tiny cyclamen growing in the garden. Click to enlarge.

September 15th 2010

After the randomness of the rose’s reaction to an unwanted insect visitor in yesterday’s image, this is what poppies get up to when they mean business and want to attract […]

September 14th 2010

A few days ago I posted a photo I took of this weird plant growing in the hedgerow, near where I walk Milo. It wasn’t a very good image because […]

September 11th 2010

Today, I spotted this growing in the hedgerow which borders the footpath where Milo and I walk each day. It was at the back of the hedge so I couldn’t […]