Here
is a shot of the front yard, taken the second week in May. As you can
see it too is a bit of wilderness amidst a village in natural
decline. As the council steal more country from our countryside
village, I turn more built up area back to nature. SOMEONE has to
care more for wildlife than human pleasure.
I
have the pretty yellow poppies flowering, along with grape hyacinths
and a single bluebell. I am not sure how the bluebell arrived in the
front yard - wind or bird no doubt are responsible. Sea-bells,
aquilegias, dandelions and flowering weeds all grow together in peace
here, circling the pieris tree which is currently yellowing.
This
shot shows the back yard again - and the area where
lily-of-the-valley are begining to bud and bloom. It will be a day or
two before enough are flowering to scent the air, however.
We
move on to summer months, and as June began I took some photos of the
yards' progress. The first were of the large fluffy yellow roses,
which were the first to bloom this season. The next photo is of the
olde fashioned pale pink rose in the back yard near the patio - along
with some blue weed-flowers and bird poops.
A
shot of the 'overgrown mess' of my wildlife-loved back yard shows the
foxgloves now flowering.
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