In the middle of November
Brrrrr... a very cold morning.

For Tim - the seed of the Hibiscus :o)

The kitchen
The new ceiling.


Puzzle :o)

Almost ready

To be continued..

Last weeks has been crazy busy

Everything cover firstly with plastic .

The bedroom

Dinningroom

The door is later done - is rather expensive :o(

provisionally I will paint them in the same colour.

The garden in August.
The apple tree


My beautiful flox


and my Hibiscus :o)


Our cat 'Tiger'

The little veranda .

I would say , take a chair - we will

drink something . Something warm

or something cold ? :o)

(But now RUM the rum is gone)

Sorry, this tree must gone :o(
It was an old pear tree,he had become old
and a little dangerous.It was a difficult
decision .....however, I had regrets.






The garden without the tree. So empty.




There comes a new locking in the
autumn and a walnut tree.
There is still a lot of work to do.

These I did past week .
A visibility on the hedge plants,preserved
in the ground.


A piece hedge planted these week,
there still rest me much to plant.


This must becomes grass but for this year there
can stand vegetable ~~ I planted here three
cauliflower and two broccoli :o)
A little celery for my guinea-pig and
strawberry for me Hmmm


The plants planted in larger pots and
everything well clearred. Eloïse enjoy the
sun , she is 10 and my senior adopted dog.

Poultry ~~ for Tim

Belgian bearded bantams are
long-established in Britain, with three
varieties standardised: Barbu d'Anvers
(Bearded Antwerp), Barbu d'Uccle
(Bearded Uccle) and Barbu de Watermael
(Bearded Watermael), the latter introduced
in the 1980s. Each variety has a wide range
of colour variations with the beards being
an attractive characteristic. Layers of tiny
eggs, the Belgian is a good breed for young
children and good specimens are very
capable of winning prizes at shows.
Bearded Watermaal


SILKIE - Silkie type fowls have been noted
for centuries, and the origin of the breed is
suggested as being in China, Japan, or
perhaps India.The breed is well known for
two endearing qualities - its soft, silky
feathering, and its persistent maternal instinct
which makes it an excellent broody.
Silkie

3 weeks ago

My son Sam working in his little garden
He has dug up everything ,and here he is

planting herbs.

One Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus)

and three plants thyme -

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)

Citrus Thyme ( hybrid T. pulegioides ×

T. vulgaris)

Lettuce 5 pl.

Parsley (inside)3pl. and (outside) 4pl.

100 plants - European Hornbeam or

Common Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus)

A part off it alraidy planted as a hedge.

Check out my Slide Show!

Pics I took Thoday
The little Narcissus on the window-sill
have just 1 flower :o(
But the other looks to be doing well ~~
with more flowers.
My two new 'impulse-buys' are a Tulipa and a
Hyacinthoides non - scripta from a local garden
centre. I put them on the gardentable so I can see
them from inside the house :o)

Snow pics 2 weeks ago

Pics I took last week
the Hazelnut-tree
(Corylus avellana)



I think this is a forest hyacinth
(Hyacinthoides non - scripta)

Little Narcissus

Little Narcissus to I think.

Horticulture exhibition

Last week I went to a horticulture
exhibition - This are some
pics I took.







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