15th April 2025 photo gallery
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It was far better day weather wise, than Monday the first main job of the day was visit into Lancaster to get my bloods done and flush of the PICC line which takes about ten minutes to do but spend more time in waiting room waiting for it to happen but has I learn on this journey there real time and then NHS time, some time it can faster than normal time or slower normal but its down to amount traffic going through the hospital.
It was nice here from one of the nurses that enjoy looking at the photos of the plants that growing in my garden.
After the blood had been taken, Shaun join on ride in the car back to Fran & Shaun for lunch and to meet there house quest a dog who staying with them for two weeks while Shaun sister was away on holiday.
After lunch took me on drive up to Witherslack to Abi and Tom's Garden Plants at Halecat Nursery if never been if place where you find usual herberous plant plus the normal plants you see in a garden plants you see in the local garden centre. Nearly all the herberous plants are grown on site and do have branch in Grange-over-Sands at the Grange Plant Centre.
At ended up buying Prmula sieboldii, Viola sororia 'Dark Freckles', Dodecatheon meadia 'Goliath' and Primula maximowiczii which ended up planting in some tubs and pots in the garden. I did buy Fran a Dodecantheon media 'Alba' as it was her birthday the next day. Fran drove me home the scenic way to see if we could any wild english daffodils still flowering in Brigsteer Park Woods which is small right roam on the map. We spot a few Daffodils but best time is in late March and early April.
Once Fran drop me off at home, there still some time do the garden photo shoot and do a bit gardening then sitting in the garden and enjoying the view before getting some tea.
Click here to see the photos in the 16th April 2025 photo gallery.
It was nice here from one of the nurses that enjoy looking at the photos of the plants that growing in my garden.
After the blood had been taken, Shaun join on ride in the car back to Fran & Shaun for lunch and to meet there house quest a dog who staying with them for two weeks while Shaun sister was away on holiday.
After lunch took me on drive up to Witherslack to Abi and Tom's Garden Plants at Halecat Nursery if never been if place where you find usual herberous plant plus the normal plants you see in a garden plants you see in the local garden centre. Nearly all the herberous plants are grown on site and do have branch in Grange-over-Sands at the Grange Plant Centre.
At ended up buying Prmula sieboldii, Viola sororia 'Dark Freckles', Dodecatheon meadia 'Goliath' and Primula maximowiczii which ended up planting in some tubs and pots in the garden. I did buy Fran a Dodecantheon media 'Alba' as it was her birthday the next day. Fran drove me home the scenic way to see if we could any wild english daffodils still flowering in Brigsteer Park Woods which is small right roam on the map. We spot a few Daffodils but best time is in late March and early April.
Once Fran drop me off at home, there still some time do the garden photo shoot and do a bit gardening then sitting in the garden and enjoying the view before getting some tea.
Click here to see the photos in the 16th April 2025 photo gallery.
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