Calendula – a balm to soothe and comfort the heart. Sending love and a hug to anyone who is in need of it today.
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Calendula – a balm to soothe and comfort the heart. Sending love and a hug to anyone who is in need of it today.
Bramble Garden 
Karen, you are a good soul. You have a good soul. And you love beauty in flowers. x
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Such kind words. You are a lovely person. Thank you . You’ve made my day xxx
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Gorgeous flowers. Your photos are breath-takingly beautiful.
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Thank you for your kind comments. They are much appreciated.
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I love Calendula too. They are such a joyful flower.
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Aren’t they just. And I thought we could do with some balm at the moment. Thanks for reading and for getting in touch x
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Lovely, my favourite flowers. The first of mine should be flowering in a day or two. xx
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I’m looking forward to seeing your marigold photos, Mike. I know you love them as much as I do. Enjoy your day 🙂 x
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Very pretty! The first picture is amazing!
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Thank you. The camera phone is so handy. I always have it in my back pocket. Taking photos of the beehive in the eaves under our bedroom window at the moment. Lovely to wake up to the humming sound. Thanks for reading and getting in touch x
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Thanks! I can always use a hug!
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Me too 🙂 xxx
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Gosh, what a surprise to see calendula flowers already! When did you so them? Mine were planted out about 3 weeks ago but won’t be flowering for at least a few weeks
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Mine have overwintered in the veg plot, under the shelter of the plum tree- so they didn’t get frosted. I’ve got some new ones for this summer, but they won’t be in flower for a week or two. Hope you enjoyed London. Sorry I missed you xxx
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I haven’t grown them for a few years so I will be interested to see how they do. It was indeed good to meet up with other bloggers – but such a warm and tiring day (although not as warm as the rest of this week!) 😉Did you go to Chelsea on the Press day?
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Yes there on Sunday and Monday. Did recordings for the BBC local radio all day Monday. Very nearly expired in the heat though. I can’t seem to keep up with everything. Missed the blogging meet up. Will have to rely on you to report back. Wish I was superwoman 🙂 x
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When were your reports broadcast – were they all in one programme? ps I expect Superwoman looked forward to retiring too… 😉
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Still waiting for flowers.
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They are worth the wait, aren’t they. Mine just overwintered between the paving stones on my veg plot. I think the heat from the slabs and the overhanging plum tree protected them from frost. Thanks for reading x
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Amazing photos! 🙂
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Thank you. The camera phones are really good nowadays. I always have one in my back pocket. Thanks for reading and getting in touch. x
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What a good thought. Thank you 🙂
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You are welcome. x
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Mine are merrily leafing, some leaves stronger than others at this point. The majority of my Calendula are only at baby second leaf stage. They are a reliable bright blooming plant.
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Mine are at several stages like that. The first photo though is one that overwintered on the veg plot. It started flowering in April. Constant flow of little bunches of flowers for my jam jar posies. All the best with your garden. x
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