I learned there was an English Garden in Kivik, about 100 kilometers from here…and I just had to go.





One of my favourites, the Rudbeckia in all its autumn glory.


Who can resist this?

I learned there was an English Garden in Kivik, about 100 kilometers from here…and I just had to go.





One of my favourites, the Rudbeckia in all its autumn glory.


Who can resist this?



Midsummer is here, and we are leaving for the celebration – to stay at our summer house for the weekend. But, on the road…as always, a walk in Ronneby Brunnspark. A must every summer, every week.


It might still be – at least to me …


Wishing you all a Happy Midsummer!
Time for a short walk in my garden – things are really happening every day now that real summer has arrived.
If you have got some spare minutes…welcome for a short glimpse into my world.

But let’s go for a tiny tour, looking for some of my favourites.













My view from the chair – sitting on Totti’s favourite blanket – gives me harmony and satisfaction every day.



Now, as the soft evening fills with clear blackbird tunes, we can sit together and feel – that for the moment, Life is good.
I hope you found some joy in coming with me, even if it was only a short walk. I much appreciated your company.
This year the sun was shining and we spent a fine day together. Biking to a local greenhouse with an amazing bloom of cacti and geraniums. And millions of tadpoles – and a leech. I do love tadpoles, we always let some grow up in a big bowl, and then let them out when all four legs had arrived. A nature’s wonder. Leeches though…naaah. Not one of my favourites…








As the garden is waiting out in the cold…let’s make a short walk in some of my windows! Most plants are starting to enjoy life as the light is returning.






Medinilla magnifica – the second time I have managed to make it flower again – very happy if the buds will open up instead of falling off…

Thank you for the short visit in my windows, towards summer I hope to give you a tour outdoors and in the glass house. Until then – I must of course send you my Russian begonia – my pride. About 2×1.5 meters today.

A short visit in my windows – because now the sun is shining in! Spring is knocking on the door, and this time of the year we call ”vårvinter”, a word for the season in between – between winter and spring. The name translated would be ”spring winter” in English. If you have another/the proper word for it, please tell me!




Windows – my glass house still wears its roses with pride, but in my home spring is exploding in every corner and every colour…


We are grateful to see the light coming back, lifting us up from the darkest season. Fortunately, I love all seasons and would not be without any of them! My favourite is spring, with Life returning. The cranes are calling, and the tits and finches are fighting already…Yesterday a flock of skylarks were sighted in the fields south of my home. Welcome!
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