
It is no wonder Runner Bean used to be planted in the flower garden rather than in the veg plot. After rain everything is perking up and growing like mad.
I think I will have to uncage the Sea Holly as it has made a very good recovery. It may be too early to say but I think it may flower.

On my walk I kept seeing these Cardinal Moths everywhere and I wondered why. On examining the long grass I found the answer. The moths were emerging from their pupae en masse and drying their wings in the sunshine.


2 comments:
runners were purely decorative to the victorians (or was it before that??) anyway, they were brought to this country as a decorative annual - which they're not (annual) and are (decorative) ..... well i'm confused....
Confusion suits you ..... xxxxxxxxxxxx
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