Another lovely post from Carole, it is a perfect illustration of the need to leave things be, as much as possible!
We had a couple of sunny Autumn days lately, and I determined to get out into the garden. The profusion of spent borage, exuberant pot marjoram and ancient alchemilla were bugging me. It needs tidying up, I decided. So out I went, secateurs in hand. The garden greeted me with a sunny smile and a […]
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