11c, northerly wind, rain. Must be the first day of the Great British Summer!
The wall mangers are settling in and beginning to flower.
A beautiful white aquilegia amid a mound of white aubretia beside the pond.
The first bloom on the gifted rhododendron. I've noted tiny buds appearing lower down after we'd given the plant a hard prune to a number of its branches. This means I can safely repeat this to the remainder of the plant as a rejuvenation.
And finally. I've discovered the neighbour's large tree shedding flowers all over the Yen Garden is an aphid infested lime tree. I discovered this while sitting quietly watching the sparrows and dunnocks pick over the dropped flowers. This little dunnock was quite happy to drink from the pool while I sat flicking greenfly.
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