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| Anita working with me this week on the shoot for my new flower book out next Spring! |
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| My Garden looking splendid with Alliums! Rachel Whiting is my talented photographer for this project and she has taken some fabulous shots! |
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| Sarah Rock the Art Director and Designer |
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| Tip toeing through the Alliums |
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| Asters, Stocks and Phlox with Stachys Byzantine or Bunnies Ears! |
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| "It should have been me!" Well of course you all know that if I had brought trees into the Abbey they would have been pink! |
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| Romance has been in the air and my favourite plant for this season has been Dicentra Spectabilis Bleeding Hearts! |
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| Its been a great year for the Dandelions! Lack of winds have kept them more intact. |
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| The Bluebell woods near my home in Suffolk have been spectacular! |
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| The magnificent Horse Chestnuts in our area are struggling from disease but they flowered profusely this Spring. |
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| The calm weather has been bad for reproduction! |
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| As an X-Hay Fever sufferer I know there are many that will be happy to see this yellow fade! |
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| The first green of Spring is so vibrant. The Hornbeams and Maples in the Westminster Abbey had this glow! |
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| Bluebells |
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| You just want to bottle it! |
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| Wild orchids in the woods! |
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| Connie (named after Mrs Spry!) |
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| Frustrated Dandelions waiting for the wind! |
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| I can't imagine going through the winter without some ivy berries but here they are about to strangle and kill this ancient Beech. |
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| Blue skies, calm winds, sunny weather - you can't beat Spring in sunny Britain! |
