Yesterday afternoon I had planned on writing and working on a trailer for one of Anita’s books, but the sun was shining, and I couldn’t be asked.

We sat outside, drinking coffee, surrounded by all the jobs I have been neglecting so far this year. Not really my fault, for the weather hasn’t exactly been conducive for gardening lately. It’s either been freezing cold, raining, or both. So, I wasn’t feeling too guilty.

Maybe a little guilty about some of my bonsai perhaps, as there are a couple that desperately need repotting as they have used up all the goodness in their soil. There was also an orange blossom that I bought earlier in the year that has outgrown its pot.

Before I knew it, I was hard at work, and enjoying every minute.

I was also promising to spend a lot more time in the garden in future.

My favourite, at the moment

They say you are closer to God’s heart in a garden, and all I know is I am always happier when up to my elbows in rich garden soil, surrounded by all the wonders of nature.

I thought I would close with some of my favourite bonsai, the acres. Especially the ones with different colour variations in the leaves. I love the Lacy ones too and have included the one that refused to be a bonsai. It outgrew every pot I put it in, and eventually I planted it in the garden.

I hate to say this, but in a way, I hoped it would rain tomorrow so I could catch up on my writing! (or maybe not!)


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9 responses to “Jaye’s Week ( In the garden, not the Office)”

  1. I love the time in the garden. Twiggy and I try to get out there every afternoon. I love your bonsai, Jaye.

    1. So do I, John… they are like family to me…

  2. Looks so pretty!

    1. My happy place!

      1. I can see why!

  3. I’m with you on the joys of gardening, Jaye. I love having my hands in the dirt and making things grow. Lovely photos too. I hope the sun comes out for you soon.

    1. My garden has always been my go to place…

  4. Enjoy your time in the garden. You cant order the weather, so its always a good deal using the rainy days for writing. Best wishes, Michael

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