Published by Brian Skeys
I originally trained in Agriculture, specialising in the Dairy Sector. My parents and Grandparents, who lived next door, both had a large traditional garden with vegetables, flowers, orchards, chickens and bees. I have always had a garden and have worked as a Freelance Gardener, for a few select clients, (i.e. desperate). I am a founder member of the Black Pear Gardening Club, I love wildlife (except slugs), enjoy Jazz, Red wine, Rioja (if your asking), Lapsang Souchong tea, (Ditto), Photography, Gardening and Yoga ( it helps maintain the balance after the Rioja! )
We open our garden in aid of the village church and the National Garden Scheme, for who I am the county Social Media Officer.
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Oh, hats over bells, Brian. just the beautiful sort that Cecily Mary Barker’s flower fairies might have donned.
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Definitely fairy hats Brian! I love alpine clematis and really ought to try growing one too.
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I do like the small flowered clematis but unfortunately ours died.
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I do find that all clematis are that way inclined. Occasionally they will reshoot from the roots.
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Yes, hats – Indubitably! Lovely of course Brian – and what is the white one shown in your header?
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It is Boughton Bride, Cathy.
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Thanks Brian – perhaps I can squeeze one in somehere… 😉
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