I get people clicking through to Esther in the Garden
http://estherinthegarden.blogspot.com/
from here.
It stands in its own right (sometimes people start at the beginning and read right through to the end!) but I am not adding to it.
I'm not sure if you have left it in your sidebar because you are still recommending it (which would be very nice!) or because it's just . . sort of . . still there!
Hi Sage Butterfly - yes, they are both Cornus. The first is a cultivar of Cornus kousa (not sure which - the photo was taken at Ness Gardens), and the second the diminutive Cornus canadensis.
Hi Esther - good point. I haven't updated my links sidebar for ages. I shall do so anon.
Lovely...beautiful! What is the tree in the first photo? Is that a variety of dogwood?
ReplyDeleteI get people clicking through to Esther in the Garden
ReplyDeletehttp://estherinthegarden.blogspot.com/
from here.
It stands in its own right (sometimes people start at the beginning and read right through to the end!) but I am not adding to it.
I'm not sure if you have left it in your sidebar because you are still recommending it (which would be very nice!) or because it's just . . sort of . . still there!
The two I add to now are
Esther's Boring Garden Blog
http://esthersboringgardenblog.blogspot.com/
and
Esther's Garden Notes and Photos
http://esthersgardennotes.blogspot.com/
Esther
Hi Sage Butterfly - yes, they are both Cornus. The first is a cultivar of Cornus kousa (not sure which - the photo was taken at Ness Gardens), and the second the diminutive Cornus canadensis.
ReplyDeleteHi Esther - good point. I haven't updated my links sidebar for ages. I shall do so anon.