2020 IN PICTURES

JANUARY

SNOW IN MY GARDEN

FEBRUARY

FROZEN SEDUM FLOWERS

MARCH

FIRST AMELANCHIER FLOWERS

APRIL

LILACS

MAY

ANGELICA FLOWERS

JUNE

OLEANDER FLOWERS

JULY

FUCHSIA

AUGUST

HIBISCUS

SEPTEMBER

ASTER

OCTOBER

HOLLY

NOVEMBER

INTRICATE TREE BRANCHE

DECEMBER

AMARYLLIS

THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS ON WORDPRESS, HAVE A GREAT LAST DAY OF 2020 !!!

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR 😀

ONE OF MY POTPLANTS

SANSEVIERA SPECIES

Some of you already know I love succulent plants. So I have a collection for outside, who are winterhardy and another collection who I keep inside as they are not winterhardy. This is one of my sanseviera’s, also called mother’s tongues (I don’t know why :D), I have several species of this plant. They are such easy plants, really. All they need is a bit of water once in a while and a light place but not in full sun behind a window. They come in many forms, tiny and big, and they are cheap. You can easily divide them to get more plants or to gift them to a friend.

So if you think you have no greenfingers, buy a sanseviera or ask a friend for a piece of her plant.

Have a great weekend !!

STORY OF A TREE.

We are living in our house for 40 years now and at the beginning there was nothing in the garden apart from rubble and weeds. So we wanted to have some tree’s and shrubs in the back of the garden. One day my husband came home from work with a small seedling he found at the land that surrounded the company he worked for, he just pulled it out of the ground and planted it at the back of our garden. It was just really tiny and we didn’t have much hope this little thing would be come a huge tree. But it was brave and survived many difficulties, one of them being my crazy footballing sons. Now it is a huge tree, really huge and gives shade and harbours birds and squirrels and insects. It turned out to be a European oak tree, their leafs are tiny unlike the ones of the American oak tree and they are not as colourfull as the American oak tree but a few days ago the sun was shining and the leafs looked stunning against the blue sky so I took some pictures.

OUR EUROPEAN OAK TREE IS JUST TOO BIG TO PHOTOGRAPH IN ONE PIECE, THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE BRANCHES
HERE YOU HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT THE LEAFS

He is always the last tree in the garden to get new leafs in Spring and he is always the last to loose them in Autumn.

In Belgium there is a law that says you can’t remove a European oak tree, not even when you want to build a house on the space the tree is situated. They can get very old.

I hope you’ll have a great weekend. Take care and keep safe !

Mitch Teemley

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