Its been very hot here lately- up among the 30’s Celsius for several days…and no rain! Here are a few shots of the garden in early August…before the parching really set in!
Old School Garden- August Gallery
Nigel Boldero aka 'Old School Gardener'
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- End of the Dog Days — Vanha Talo Suomi
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- A Garden to Love: the essential guide to starting up and carrying on….
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- New Zealand: February 21, 2017
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- Looking outwards: recording nature – Part One — The official blog for the North York Moors National Park
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- A local look at the record-breaking Spring and May weather — Official blog of the Met Office news team
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Beautiful gardens and so well kept and manicured. Impressive. As to the heat, well, we’re in bad shape due to lack of rain. The lawns in general are brown and watering of veggies and annuals is required. Thank you for sharing your beautiful gardens.