….but I plan to win the war.
Every year there is a day where I realise I’ve lost the battle with my garden and this year it’s May the 12th.
Being a garden designer the most often asked questions or statements are ‘Ooh I bet you’ve got an amazing garden’ or ‘Do you open your garden to the public?’ well lovely reader the answer to both of these questions at the moment is..No.
I work across the Shires of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester and live on the border of the latter two. We are blessed with many things, beautiful countryside, cider and clay. The first two of these can be enjoyed all year round but clay seems workable for a few short day a year *I may exaggerate f0r effect*
I have looked at my diary, and as folk suddenly remember they have a garden, and really they would rather like something done about it I see the time slip thorough my fingers like dry sand on a summer holiday by the sea. Once again I will be making beautiful gardens across the Shires and beyond and thinking, as cleavers and thistles make hay while the sunshines across my plot, I may have lost the battle with my own garden but I am determined to one day win the war.
Vergette Gardens 
Same here, I have turned my back for just a moment and wham!
There will be minor skirmishes throughout the Summer but already making mental notes on where the main Autumnal assaults will be.
Mine looks just the same. I’m rallying my forces 🙂
No surrender – I like your style Karen 😃
Gardening does sometimes seem like a perpetual battle against the weeds! But the one thing we all know is that it’s worth it in the end 🙂
Indeed and a well weeded patch of earth is always joyous – for almost a week sometimes 😉