For us peely wally northerners, it was a bit hot here today so we kept fairly quiet. We did do some rose dead heading in Annie’s garden and I planted some gladiolus bulbs and watered them in.

Before I arrived when it was a bit cooler, Mrs T dug up a philadelphus. They put the root out for the garden waste collection but it was rejected as too big.

It was far too hot for that sort of thing today and we sat on shady seats in the garden instead.


As it is going to be even hotter tomorrow, we will be taking things very gently again.
We passed a very colourful bunch of daisies on the way to collect Evie from her nursery.

Thosd shady seats look just the ticket
You have some good shade and seating in the garden. June is still on the cooler and cloudier side here, though the plants in the garden don’t seem to notice. They are beginning to take off with all the generous rain. I think our hollyhocks will do quite well this year.
Really nice garden! Hope it doesn’t get too hot for you. As a northerner, I, too, prefer cooler weather.
The shady garden and seats look just right for the hot weather.
Sorry about the heat, hope you can keep cool somewhere.
I hope you don’t get too hot over the weekend.
We expect 36°C on saturday and since thuesday we have 26°C an plain sun ! I was on my bike for 2 days, today I take a day off 😉
Good idea!
I hope your weather cools down. Enduring the third day of too-hot here, but we are promised some relief.
Pretty garden to relax and stay cool in. Maybe a paddling pool to cool the toes? Turn the root into a garden sculpture/ornament! Full of useless ideas- it’s the heat gone to my head!
I’ll suggest that to Annie!
The daisies are lovely. And from the size of that root, Mrs. T. ( and whomever she roped into helping her) worked far too hard in such hot weather!
It was all her own work but done before the very hot weather arrived . . . and taken at a steady pace. But still a big task.