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Shared Pleasures and Treasures, Startling Starlings and Busy Bees

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Posted on 22/02/2013 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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Over a week without rain, so the blogging takes back seat to the logging. A long winter has taken its toll of our wood stocks. But a huge amount has happened in the last 2 weeks. Can anyone tell me … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, nature, photography | Tagged Cilgwyn Lodge Garden, crocus cream beauty, crocus sieberi 'Firefly' and bumblebee, Crocus Snow Bunting with serrated tepals, crocus tomassinianus and honeybees and bumblebees, Cyclamen coum flowers, Gelli Uchaf garden, Hellebore Flowers in Water bowl, In A Different Light - A Garden's Moths and Butterflies, Julian and Fiona Wormald, NGS gardens open in Carmarthenshire, scilla mischtschenkoana and honeybee appeal, Small Elephant Hawkmoth image, Snowdrop pollen and honeybees, starling flocks

Sooty and Sweet; the Departure of the Chattering Classes; Making Time to Smell the Daffodils and it’s a Birthday Blog

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Posted on 07/03/2012 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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Another blog, another torch-light discovery. A consequence I suppose of no TV to while away the dark evenings and the appearance of a new trial rabbit burrow amongst the snowdrops, primroses and hellebores. Trying to spot the culprit, I nipped out … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, nature, photography | Tagged black sooty mould and feeding moths, black sooty mould and honeydew, Camellia Waterlily, Chestnut moth feeding from honeydew, fieldfare flocks, galanthus washfield warham, Gelli Uchaf garden, honeydew and feeding moth image, Kubla Khan and Honeydew, Narcissus February Gold, narcissus rijnveld's early sensation, Narcissus Tete a Tete, Narcissus Topolino, Rhododendron 'Christmas Cheer', starling flocks, Tenby daffodil, the garden impressionists

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Julian and Fiona Wormald

Gelli Uchaf,
Rhydcymerau
Carmarthenshire
Wales

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