Dog roses in the hedge at the bottom.
The progress of the Southern Marsh Orchid, and Reflexed Stonecrop on the drystone wall that hasn't, yet, been eaten by deer.
Friday, 24 June 2016
In the garden 23 June 2016
The woodshed rose (Rosa Albertine, I think) and this year's first amanita mushroom that I kicked over by mistake while weeding the north-west birch bank. Not surprisingly, it's an amanita associated with birch: Ringless Birch Amanita.
Dog roses in the hedge at the bottom.
The progress of the Southern Marsh Orchid, and Reflexed Stonecrop on the drystone wall that hasn't, yet, been eaten by deer.
Dog roses in the hedge at the bottom.
The progress of the Southern Marsh Orchid, and Reflexed Stonecrop on the drystone wall that hasn't, yet, been eaten by deer.
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