Seeing things my way...

Popping ...

Refugees.

We live here.

There'll be peas to freeze. 

Swelling peaches.

The first crop of sweet cherries, grown from a stone.

Five metres is not enough margin of safety to protect from toxic pesticide overspray.

Mirabelles.

 Artichoke.

Goji.

Courgette.

Coco beans.

Butterhead lettuce.

The spuds look happy on the ridge. They will be flowering within the week. 

Shallots and garlic camoflage the scent of the carrots.

Just outside the door, sedums, nigella, chives, nasturtiums, daisies, tomato and aubergine plants.

I. WAZIR.

It's getting good again. Seems like every season is improving on the previous.

Last years black currants.

First of the new season's strawberries.

More work...

Gooseberies.

Wisteria.

Elder.

Good Morning.

Glad to share my likings...

My current obsession of photographing paeony flowers is just about over. I will conclude the series with images of the seed pods in the autumn.

Foxglove,(Digitalis).

Perfect pea flowers.

Papaver Orientalis.

Stay cool and keep your head. Best not get too excited.

A few idle moments...

Resting...

Wormwood in the foreground, rhubarb above,mulching with straw, c'mon summer we're ready

Wish you were here, drop in sometime...

The beech hedge is filling out now, sheltering the black currants from westerly winds. An opportunistic row of spuds border the green path. White currant bushes on the right have almost become a hedge.

Herb Robert and nasturtiums decorate the retaining wall. Mange tout peas tower above them, almost ready to flower.

Careless cultivation...

Nectarines swelling fast.

Loomin' Arty...

Hungry savages...

This clown is eating my arbutus...

Photogenic but terrible table manners.