Photos of some of our harvests over the years.
It’s surprising what you can get out of a small garden! It varies from year to year which fruit trees and bushes do well and which produce less. We no longer have the cherry, quince and damson trees.
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- Looking towards the fruit garden at the side of the house
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- Apple
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- Quince
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- Apple
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- Blackberries
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- Cherries
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- Redcurrants ripening
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- Plums
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- Plums
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- Damsons
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- Blackcurrants
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- Redcurrants
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- Rhubarb
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- Grapes
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- Raspberries
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- Grapes and apples
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- Different varieties of apples
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- Blackcurrants, raspberries, redcurrants, jam and juice
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- Jam and juice
I’m running out of days, so will also add some photos of our front garden over the past five years.
Over the Easter weekend, I created Good Friday and Easter scene amongst the stones.
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- Good Friday
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- Easter Saturday night
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- Easter Sunday
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- Half way through lockdown, one of the young children in our church issued a challenge for us all to draw a flwoer or plant. This was my response – with Willow our cat by my side!
CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM 
Your gardens and messages are so inspirational to me
On Fri, Oct 23, 2020, 20:46 CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM wrote:
> Margaret posted: “Photos of some of our harvests over the years. It’s > surprising what you can get out of a small garden! It varies from year to > year which fruit trees and bushes do well and which produce less. We no > longer have the cherry, quince and damson trees. &” >
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Thank you, Jane.
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