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This weekend should have been our village open gardens - sadly cancelled.
Having been part of this previously we know that it is hard work over the two days but also enormous fun.
We have had the front garden redesigned recently but dh (particularly) has worked very hard to make the back garden look good!
The event also makes a lot of money for our local children's hospice which will, sadly, miss out this year.
I thought it might be nice to have a Gransnet Open Gardens event so here are some of our plants. Watch out, I could go mad!!
Dragonfly beautiful!
I will try to post a photo of our wildlife haven.
Thanks seacliff. I have to rein myself in every so often otherwise it becomes a bit naff ?. But, they do detract from the lack of weeding. Like you I prefer the casual look, unlike my neighbour who I swear cuts the grass with nail scissors 
. I got the owl at Chelsea last year and the hare is my first tentative effort at mosaic.
Our village garden open day is going on line this year. Not quite the same as seeing and smelling but needs must in these strange times
This is the one - a table top- we did a few years back now. I enjoyed doing it and quite fancy doing another, but can’t think where it could go.
Marmight, we have one of those owls. Ours is worse for wear sadly. She lost both her eyes. DGS 2 donated two of his marbles so that she could see again, but I haven't got around to glueing them in yet.
I have had the bits and pieces to make a water feature, (all in my head), for a while, so sent for a tiny solar water pump, to make it come to life.
The pump came this lunch time and I put it all together, and here is the result. All I need now are a few pebbles, to hide the ugly bits at the bottom of the bowl.
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