Another Warm Sunny Day

Because we had been dilatory in dumping the garden refuse, Martin, while waiting for the spent compost bags, has been piling the green waste wherever he can until today, when he began

collecting up some rather rich smelling material.

In the meantime, I wandered around the garden on another fine, sunny, day and photographed this gallery.

Later, despite having a plethora of plants seeking permanent positions into which to be squeezed, Jackie, to quote her, had been “allowed out unsupervised to escape to Otter Nurseries and come back with three more” for which Martin managed to find room in the already packed Palm Bed.

At the end of the afternoon Max from Peacock Computers visited to make some adjustments to the settings of our telephone system. We ended up having a most convivial conversation.

This evening we dined on our usual three prawn preparations and Jackie’s mushroom and onion rice with the addition of leftover sweet and sour chicken and pancake roll from our last Royal Chinese Takeaway with which I drank more of The Reprobates.

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  1. I can’t pick a favorite in your beautiful garden. It sounds like you–and Jackie–had a great day. Drinking “The Reprobates” makes me smile.

  2. YAY for warm and sunny!
    So wonderful to see Waterboy, a busy bee, Peach Abundance, and the raindrops on Mrs. Popple (she’s such a hardy fuchsia)! 🙂
    Ha! I love that Jackie escaped unsupervised and came back with more “treasures”! Ha! That is one of my fave things to do! (wink) 🙂
    (((HUGS))) to you both!! ❤️❤️

  3. I have no idea how you manage to get so much into that garden of yours. I think you need to acquire one of your neighbours’ houses and bulldoze it and make a park.

    1. That would work. The two largest neighbouring gardens were once part of ours. Thanks a lot, John

  4. Derrick, it’s wonderful to see the sun shining on your gorgeous garden. You have a number of stunning closeups in your gallery. Jackie, I’ve been guilty of the same. What’s one more plant, or three. I’m glad Martin could find them a home.

  5. Derrick, what a stunning gallery photos of your garden! Can you squeeze in Jackie’s new three plants?!😀 I find it impossible to visit a garden centre and not come back with at least a few new plants! Each day I want to learn something new and your post came to the rescue – dilatory! Never come across this and what a great word!

  6. Lovely pictures of the flowers. You remind me of the chap who said that he always held his wife’s hand because if he let go of it, she bought something.

  7. Peach Abundance is flourishing, as are the other abundant flowers in your beautiful garden, Derrick. “Jackie escaped unsupervised” made me chuckle. I tend to do that in bookstores.

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