One plant that i wanted to experiment with this year is grasses i have grown a few but this is my favourite called a bunny tail. I really am loving this grass with its plump fluffy head that moves so well in the gentlest of breezes, and i am planing to grow swathes of them next year, in the meadow.
Plants are not the only busy things in my garden the birds are flitting and flying about, our Robin family is doing well and the robins visit us every day, as do our troop of sparrows that started as only 3 5 years ago and are now 20 strong i love listening to them in the bushes. Our Bird feeder is really a hive of activity and i have really grown to love the birds and want to build upon what i have started with attracting the birds and for our new house i want to do even better seeing as it is so rural and see what else i can attract and have my eye on a fly through feeder as when we looked at our visit we saw loads of finches and tits. The starlings have just started bring their fledglings out to our feeder to and they are so funny as they are really clumsy and very noisy, you always know when they come to the garden as 40 will decend in one visit poking through the grass and squawking at their parents. I think flowers and birds are my guilty pleasure.
Your photos are gorgeous! I wish I had a garden to plant things in and watch them grow x
ReplyDeleteeven if you have a pot on the windowsill that is how we started in our fort house :)
Deletefirst house lol
DeleteLove the photos, wish we had a garden, or a window ledge that we could do this with. Damn living in an attic space. But this is gorgeous!
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thank you laura
DeleteYou can get windows feeders - they just suction onto your window. Had one when I lived in a flat and had plenty of birds visit.
DeleteThese photos are so fantastic! i love taking pictures of plants and flowers, even if I'm not that great at it ;p they're so just pretty!! and yours really are breathtaking :) x
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I love your garden ideas and the bird photos, especially that starling. Bunny grass sounds fab, I think my kids would love it.
ReplyDeletethere are so many fledgling starlings about at the moment but that one was an adult
Deletegorgeous photos Helen and your garden is looking beautiful and happy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. I miss seeing our birds up close-since we had our cat they've obviously kept a wise distance.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I love that you've managed to get some pictures of the birds too. Our garden seems brimming with birds at the moment and I've been on bird feeder duty fairly frequently - they get through so much seed! #hdygg
ReplyDeleteStunning! Both the close ups (those seeds are teeny!) and the birds. I can never seem to get close enough to the birds round here, there's plenty of them but also quite a few cats which has made them all jittery to noise and movement. A perfect excuse to buy a bigger zoom lens me thinks ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in again - hope your week is going well x
I love the photos :) I have never see bunny tail grass before but I love its cute little heads. You are very lucky to have so many birds in your garden :)
ReplyDeletethose are my guilty pleasures too! along with bees and butterflies. I love your idea of the bunny tails in the meadow. I may need to try that next year.
ReplyDeleteclover will be another one i want to try too
DeleteFabulous photos Helen, I love the close-ups and the birds - always my favourites! Gorgeous, I must do better with the plainer backgrounds.
ReplyDeletei have me a new lens and a steady arm :)
DeleteYour photos have evolved! They are getting better with your every post. And you have a nice garden project too! Good luck! #hdygg
ReplyDeleteoh your so kind
DeleteThere was a starling picture on Silent Sunday and I commented ho weasy it os to forget what lovely birds these really are! Love you r bunny grass too - there are some brilliant grasses by Ben's rugby club and I can never pass without stroking them!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I love watching the bees on the flowers x #HDYGG
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I almost wish I could reach in and touch the first few. The second picture and the snaps of the fluffy topped grass are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHelen these photos are truly brilliant
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, I especially love the grass, might have to buy some of that for our garden.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with Point + Shoot xx