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Tag Archives: Honeybee on Hydrangea flowers

Flipping Hydrangeas; Battling Bumbles and Jewelled Wasps; and Bonus Butterflies.

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Posted on 03/09/2016 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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A fortnight for personal, novel observations. So what’s new? There’s always something different to spot without leaving the home plot. We grew few Hydrangeas before we moved to Gelli Uchaf, though we did bring with us a cutting of H. … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, nature, photography | Tagged Bombus pascuorum bumblebee nest, Chrysis ignita ruby-tailed parasitoid wasp, Eupatorium maculatum and butterflies, Gelli Uchaf garden, Honeybee on Hydrangea flowers, Hydrangea Blue Zorro, Hydrangea villosa, Painted Lady and bumblebee on Sedum, Welsh fifteen butterflies, X Hydrangea sepal petal rotation movements with ageing

Definitions, Media and Mo-tivation; Luscious Lord Napier; Solar Inputs and The Laws of Thermodynamics

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Posted on 15/08/2012 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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The challenges of the rural blogger. As I sat down this morning to write this post, with heavy rain and strong winds forecast by 10.00 am, the screen went dead – the power was off. Ah well, into the greenhouse … Continue reading →

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Julian and Fiona Wormald

Gelli Uchaf,
Rhydcymerau
Carmarthenshire
Wales

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