The only crocus to survive intensive rabbit grazing
beautiful biscuits for a ballet day with the girls...
cake too, no anorexic dancing here 
poor mangled nut feeder - deer trample it to get the peanuts out!
soon there will be daffs
willow catkins and the sky
chives
parsley
free veg seeds from the bbc here
Living in the North of Scotland: we dance and eat cake; write; read and study; walk in the woods and gaze at the moon...
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Aaaaaargh – I should have known better than to come here when I’m on a diet – that cake looks just too good!! X
love the biscuits
Stumbled across your blog tonight. Nice pictures! I had to smile when I saw that your garden keeps company with deer…mine does, too.
dance and eat cake is my advice
deer walk through the garden every evening just now
Love the crocus! So good that spring is finally in the air. Hope you catch a picture of a deer!
What with the rabbits and the dear and the foxes, your garden doesnt stand a chance…thought perhaps you could make up for it by doing wildlife shows lol, make up for all the collateral damage.
Love the picture of the sole surviving crocus! Luckily I hear that daffodils are not a popular food source, so you should do better there, right?
Excellent picture of the willow catkins too. Your chives look just like mine right now, which is interesting given our very different geographic locations.
The wildlife show is perpertual, we do feel honoured to see all these creatures so close and wild
The deer are coming in to search for peanuts at dusk so not a good time for photography… yes the daffodils are always safe.
It’s actully rather nice to think of little chives growing simultaneously on different sides of the world
What gorgeous – and cheering -Spring pictures! We see deer quite close to here, but luckily not in the garden or the allotment! Those baked goodies look delicious!
Luscious Spring goodies!
I love them all, and am happy you are having fun in the blessing of it all.
I am back from Scotland, and it was amazing.
Delicious looking treats!
they were !!
The garden is looking really good. I wanted to comment on the frog spawn video that is so cool, thankyou for sharing so much of your life with us.
you’re welcome