The weather in February was much the same as January had been. It was wet and windy but certainly not cold for the time of year. In the middle of the month we were treated to a storm that brought down several trees across the roads in Meopham. There was mayhem for a couple of days until they could be cleared. The storm also broke several panes of glass in our greenhouse.
Snowdrops (02/02/2014)
Irises. This one is called George! (02/02/2014
Crocuses appear between the paving stones. (21/02/2014)
Lonicera fragrantissima. As its name suggests, it is sweet smelling. (21/02/2014)
Rhubarb, which has appeared much earlier than usual (21/02/2014)
A ring of snowdrops in the front garden (21/02/2014)
The main border (21/02/2014)
Crocuses (21/02/2014)
Storms have damaged the greenhouse glass. (21/02/2014)
George inspects the wisteria … (22/02/2014)
… and then does some trimming. (22/02/2014)
Daffodils (24/02/2014)
An empty space where the cherry tree once stood (24/02/2014)
Irises (24/02/2014)
Border in front of the kitchen window (24/02/2014)
Daphne (24/02/2014)
Primroses (24/02/2014)
Leeks, lamb’s lettuce and radishes growing in the vegetable garden. (24/02/2014)
Claude Debussy – The Little Shepherd