Since we need to pave the centre of the flower garden and even though it probably won't be happening until next spring, it still means we are thinking about what needs to happen.
So we decided we needed to move the sun dial to a new place as it would be in the way, where it was in the centre of the flower garden and it would maybe look to weathered when new paving is laid.
So we have moved up onto the circle of paving where the three paths meet by the folly. Above is a photo looking from the side of the folly.
Looking from the Lych Gate
Lastly from the path to the back fence.
From further back showing the sun dial now looking to be in front of the doorway to the folly.
We also cut back some of the shrubs that were beginning to cover the glass on the gazebo, so that more light can get through. It's surprising how much difference some careful pruning can do.
The flower garden does have a nice amount of colour in the beds.
another of the beds
another of the beds
The last one.
Lots of colour also in the house garden. Every where will need some adjustments come the autumn and next spring but looking lovely and the butterflies are loving it.
just a couple, a Red Admiral and a Peacock, there were three peacock butterflies and two red admiral butterflies resting on just this one bench seat.
This orange/brown one
another Peacock sunning it's self
and this one I saw in my friends courtyard garden.
So lots to see and do in the garden at present
Dear Dee,
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Thank you Poirot, we are lucky with the colour in the flower beds as they have been ignored this year while we do the hard landscaping
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