Found a friend and everything is doing well.

Lovely photographs. I especially like that arch and the meandering path beyond. Where does it lead to I wonder.

Oh wow! What a lovely garden, I love the winding brick path too. Our tree fern is way behind yours, it is only just showing sings of new growth! And the Aquliegia, I think we call them Grannies Bonnets!

Mildred x

You were lucky to be able to meander round your garden today... we've had another rainy and chilly day!

Thanks for the tour - all is looking good.

Lovely photographs, although I only like your friends in pics I,m afraid,.....I can see why that is your favourite,another for my wishlist its a beautiful flower........

Ginellie, if you look closely at the pic of the path, you can see a gap in the hedge behind the tree fern that takes you down to the pond.

Spritz, it rained off and on all day. These were taken after I had been potting on in the greenhouse. I usually take my camera when I'm out incase I see anything interesting.

Loved the tour around your garden, stunning picture of the primula.

OK, T&T, I'll let you off! Guess what - it's raining again today!!!!

Quess what it rained alday yesterday, and on & off alday today, loved your blog, like your new friend.

Is it a dragonfly? body looks too fat for a dragonfly but i'm no expert!! lovely garden TT, everything looking good

Lovely photos and garden..... TT.....love your new friend....
everything is looking good...........

what a fantastic dragonfly. they are a real relic from our past. even pre-date the dinosaurs :o)

Great photos T&T - your garden is looking great :-) My lilles seem to have more buds this year too - in spite of the LBs!!

Flicking through an old magazine, I have found out that the dragon fly pic is prior to him climbing out of that skin before he becomes the streo typical dragon fly with the long abdomen.

I Love your Aquilegia lovely colour, but what was your freind that you found what is the name of this insect?