There is a shop in Rønde that sell bedding plants and a very good price.So I treated myself to 200kr worth.I planted them in pots around the studio.I was given a gift of a Wisteria,I decided to plant it next to the studio, I have now planted Clematis (a gift from my sister) Russian vine and Virginia Creeper along the front and side of the studio in hopes that one day it will cover the walls, oh I also planted an Ivy I was given in a flower arrangement which has rooted and will hopefully grow.My neighbors gave me a packed of wild flowers, I sowed them in a bare patch next to the studio, I’m super happy to see they have germinated. I also planted a bag full of Dalias in amongst the sea of green that is my big flower border. Most of my flowers start to bloom late May and go on until the first frost in the fall, I have a lot of late flowering plants to brighten up later summer into the fall. Curly Kale and parsley. Tomato plant.I als went twice to the recycle center for compost, most of I used in the garden and I then filled up a couple of tubs extra as I am sure I will need it.OnionsI filled up all the water tubs and watered in all the plants.My salad bed. More onions. My tatties ( potatoes) are coming through!Lilac blooming It is all around the house and looks fabulous this time of year. Totally love the new vivid green shoots on the pine trees. I’m having a “dook” in my wee pool every day, it’s so refreshing (still very cold) after a day in the garden. So much fun!It’s tiny but perfect!Fruit bushes are doing great!Bluebells this used to be the only clump I had here, but I have found two more, I hope they keep spreading.
It was a busy weekend, I also had time to go for a delicious lunch with Alex at her place, she has a gorgeous house surrounded with an apple and pear orchard.
urbangirlcountryliving 