I have written about the village of Pirton in Worcestershire before, every two years they hold a Christmas Tree Festival to help raise money for the church maintenance. The village of Pirton was originally part of the Croome Estate and is located one mile north of Croome Park (now owned by the National Trust). This year … Continue reading Christmas Tree Festival.
This December has so far been very mild here in Our Garden@19 with only one frost. The cannas and dahlias are all lifted..... ....safely stored in the garden shed with fleece covering for the cold nights. The tender plants are divided between the two greenhouses... Two small areas have been planted with Tulips also Foxgloves, … Continue reading December 2020
From all of us at Our Garden@19.
A Christmas gift of Hippeastrum first flowered with six blooms, now on its second flourish with five blooms. Plants can provide not only pleasure, also optimism with a feeling of wellbeing, very welcome during the dark days of January. What is giving you joy in your gardening world?
Mary usually decorates our mantlepiece for Christmas. This years theme is felted robins and holly leaves she has made, all on a snow dusted Yule Log. (From the Prunus serrula in ourgarden@19). Wishing you all an enjoyable, peaceful Christmas and Happy New Year. Thank you for following, reading and commenting on brimfields.com throughout this first … Continue reading Merry Christmas.
The village of Pirton, Worcestershire, was originally part of the Croome Estate and is located one mile north of  Croome Park (now owned by the National Trust). Pirton Court was historically the home of Viscount Deerhurst. The village church, St. Peters, containing elements dating back to the C12, with its unique black and white timber bell … Continue reading Christmas Tree Festival.
brimfields.com 