There's nothing better than an English garden at the height of summer.
Especially an edible one. These are my lettuces.
And my beetroot.
Sugar snap peas…
New potatoes.
Makes you want to pull up a lounge chair, grab a book and sip on an ice-cold Pimms, doesn't it?
Jennifer Howze | 30th Jun 09
Those lettuces look amazing!
A Modern Mother | 26th Jun 09
Kinda – I enjoy it.
Caroline – Yes, we had a couple tonight!
Potty – of course,what is an English garden w/o mint?!
Antontella – not a competition, what you don’t see in the photo is all the clover!
Petra — thanks!
clareybabble – sorry 😉
notSupermum- I’ll take a looksie.
Laura — thanks, hope you have one soon
Laura McIntyre | 26th Jun 09
Lovely, what a wonderful garden. I dream of having one of my very any soon
notSupermum | 26th Jun 09
Lovely photos! I’ve just done a post about my garden project. I’m trying to improve both me and the garden at the same time.
clareybabble | 26th Jun 09
That’s it! I’m not reading another blog that shows people’s lovely gardens, I’m getting too jealous! Only kidding 😉 Wish I was more green fingered… x
Petra aka The Wise (Young) Mommy | 26th Jun 09
How beautiful!
Antonella | 25th Jun 09
Beautiful! I was going to post a couple of photos of my own garden, but it would look so “poor” compared to yours! Well done. Ciao. A.
Potty Mummy | 25th Jun 09
And I’m assuming you have your own mint for the pimms? (BTW, are those plastic bags you’re using on your feet instead of wellies or am I imagining things…?)
Caroline | 25th Jun 09
Lovely photos, Susanna. You’re right, there’s nothing better. And Pimm’s …… mmmmmm
Kinda Sassy | 25th Jun 09
Just having a garden or a patch of green at all makes me envious…. but add to that fresh produce… heavenly.
A Modern Mother | 25th Jun 09
ExpatMum — that’s tonight, it smells like warm lavendar and honeysuckle…
Expat Mum | 25th Jun 09
Even better is the smell of an English garden on a warm summer evening. Ah – now I’m homesick!
A Modern Mother | 25th Jun 09
Almost — oh my! Though I have to say it was not a bad slug and snail year. I send the girls out early in the morning with a bag and I give them 5p per snail.
A Modern Mother | 25th Jun 09
Iota — for you, I have two.
SPD — nothing like early potatoes, and very funny about the bags (I didn’t write about but, but I used them again today). I know I am obsessed.
Almost Mrs Average | 25th Jun 09
Love your garden. I’ve learned one big lesson from mine this year….never plant beans and peas next to the huge inpenetrable plant that the snails hide in. 😀
Now where’s that Pimms?
SingleParentDad | 25th Jun 09
I have really enjoyed our voyage into the good life. Our first early potatoes are lovely, and it gives us time to re-use the bed for carrots and beetroot. Our strawberries are also really good.
P.S. Can’t believe this post was not about plastic bags.
Iota | 25th Jun 09
Pour the Pimms. I’ll be there.
A Modern Mother | 25th Jun 09
Too Many — it’s what I do in my spare time (hah!)
TooManyHats | 25th Jun 09
Nummers – fresh produce 🙂
A Modern Mother | 25th Jun 09
Melissa — CRUNCH!
Zoo — we have those too, they are just hidden
zooarchaeologist | 25th Jun 09
Beautiful, much nicer than my English Garden which is full of priamry coloured plastic toys, weeds and a blackcurrant bush 🙂
Melissa | 25th Jun 09
I was not hungry until I looked at your photos. Now I’m wishing for salad and anticipating our sugar snap peas!
Thanks for sharing your pictures!