Joining in with Mammasaurus How does your garden grow? part 3.
Garden 23 May 2013
Joining in with Mammasaurus How does your garden grow? part 3.
21st century bungalow living
Stylish, Distinctive, Contemporary, Happy and Fun Scandinavian Designs for the Whole Family
Sharing Effortless, simple design to inspire you
Making the garage into 'one more room'
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21st century bungalow living
21st century bungalow living
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21st century bungalow living
21st century bungalow living
Regeneration 
Oh I love these pictures, my Rhubarb seems to have died, I only got a few stalks last year and this year practically nothing. I love your Magnolia, mine is just about to open too 🙂
thanks for popping in, our rhubarb is growing like mad, must be all the rain. Good luck with yours x
Oh lucky you that your rhododendron is starting to bloom mine hasnt yet due to this grim weather. I have the same type of hellebores as you they are very nice.
thanks, is it a rhodedenron then? never sure which is which! thanks for visiting, katie x
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Looking good Katie, the unidentified white bells look like Lily of the Valley flowers but the wrong foliage.. I’ve got my eye on that rhubarb! x
Hi Sarah, they are the same bell shape but too big altogether for Lily of the Valley, I think anyway, off to see if they smell like my Grandma’s talc. Katie x
Lovely photos, I love rhubarb, might grow some this year x
The rhubarb is so easy to grow once it is established, have to thank my Dad for that one, he planted it, all I do is pull it and eat it! good luck with it, definitely worth a go, xx
oh wow! it is looking beautiful! love all the bells and the apple blossoms
Very different to your place! x
Looks fab! What beautiful plants 🙂 Have really enjoyed looking round your blog and got all excited about another Edinburgh blog – we have a bungalow too but like yours ours was built in the 30s with an upstairs so are they still technically bungalows? I never know! Wish we were making progress at the same rate as you but sadly not for now. Really enjoying gathering inspiration though – your place is looking beautiful and what a gorgeous front aspect. x
Good to meet you too and thanks for popping over and looking round. I always think they are bungalows, is you upstairs a floored attic or proper rooms? Ours was kind of somewhere in between. Sure someone must know for sure if they count as bungalows. Katie x
Our upstairs is proper rooms – 2 big bedrooms, 1 wee attic type room (v cute) and an insy winsy
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Wow you have some gorgeous things growing in your garden. Delighted to meet your blog – inspirational stuff here for a fellow Edinburgh bungalow owner although you are further down the road than us with your changes. These houses are great, so rewarding and fab amounts of space. I’ll be reading with interest and cheering you on :))
I look forward to your support and thanks for the kind words, we still have a very long way to go…. Katie xx
sorry…! insy winsy shower room / WC. We decorated daughter’s room up there last yr and it took forever with mending lath and plaster (sp?) walls which we eventually decided on covering with lining paper as replastering was out of the budget. It’s come good now. Desperate for carpets up there, at present the house is ALL floorboards apart from the weeny bedroom. Super noisy and draughty and not great on the joints.. saving up! x
We did discuss wooden floors upstairs and decided that the noise would be bad, F is not light footed at the best of times, he belts up and down those stairs in clumpy school shoes and makes a right racket. Looking forward to getting our carpets too x
Pansy power! Such pretty photographs, I too admit I’m a stickler for rhubarb. The rowan flowers are really very pretty aren’t they?
Thanks for joining in, I’m loving the photos this week such variety.
Thanks for having us x
Wow your garden blooms are lovely. Thanks for popping over to visit, you can follow me via email with bloglovin. mel x
Will do, katie
Some really great photos there – I love seeing everything start to bloom. We have magnolia’s coming too. Great post 🙂
thanks, kind of you to say so x
They look like Hellebore argutifolius, I have them in my garden, they’re almost a lime green, beautiful flowers. Just found your blog via Mammasaurus’ linky which I’ve also linked to.
Ah, thanks and I’m glad you found us x