Skip to main content

Posts

Featured Post

Magic of Sissinghurst

Living and working on the grounds of Sissinghurst Castle Garden for three weeks presented to me many moments I don't think would have been possible as a visitor. Evenings and mornings with the grounds to myself (practically) and behind-the-scenes moments working from 7:30 - 4:30 every day with the gardening team, gave me access that honestly had me pinching myself. Although I did not have my camera with me while working, I did have my phone and would often stop for a brief moment to take a quick picture. What I have compiled in this post are a series of images throughout the magnificent buildings and gardens from my time there last month. I sincerely hope the spirit of this place comes through even a little bit in my sometimes muddied and quick photography. September is not a time of the year when Sissinghurst is at its blousy best (rather I am told that is in June when roses are in full bloom and the White Garden at its peak). Add to that the brutal summer that England and indeed...

Latest Posts

Sissinghurst: A Day in the Life

Late Summer

Let's Make a Mini Wildlife Pond

My Outdoor Mural

Summer Vibes

Summer Updates

Projects, Observations & Stories

A Very Personal Garden

June

May Overload

Of Catios and Watering Cans

April

Evolution of a Garden Border

Inspiration at the Miller Botanical Garden

Winter to Spring

Seeds, Chores & Blooms

Starting from Scratch: What We Have Learned

January?

2025: A Year in Review

A Holiday Card

December

Ten Years: Before and After

Vines at Chickadee Gardens

Full On Autumn

October Visit to the Miller Botanical Garden

Seasonal Interest

Band Aids and Healing