What a week its been! The Freerange house has been hit by the flu this week and were only just resurfacing. I started with it on Tuesday initially thinking I was just a bit 'tired and emotional' but by Wednesday morning I looked like an extra from the Living Dead. Then the little Freerangers started coughing and sneezing, but thankfully haven't been bit by the bug too badly yet. BH insisted that he was fine all week and then all but collapsed on the sofa by Friday admitting that he was a 'bit under the weather' - all this stuff about man flu - he refuses to admit he's ill unless he's got an limb hanging off!
Thankfully its easing now and were back up and about - you wouldnt believe how pleased I was to wear something other than pyjamas! And in the name of recovery it seemed like the perfect time to get some fresh air in the garden - how things have changed in the space of a week, things are busting out all over!
This is just a sample of what greeted me...
I have no idea what this is, and its never appeared before, but it seems to have sprung into action since I did some industrial pruning!
Any ideas? Whatever it is I love it!
The little ole Lupin I planted last year has gone forth and multiplied...
and it won't be long now before we can have a rumble with a crumble as the rhubarb is up and running...
These crowns are only in their second year, we've got some under pots forcing that should be ready even sooner!
And finally it wouldn't be Spring without some of these about to burst into life. Our daffs didn't do so well last year, so I'm a very relieved to see them back in force this year. the lawn has been savaged by snow, dogs and builders, in no particular order, so its nice to have these bloom back to brighten it up a bit...
Its a good job we're all on the mend - there's so much to do!!!