Sunday, 4 January 2026

A Year on one Page - The Gardens of Delargo Towers 2025

Here we are then me darlins with 2025 in the garden on one page. I started doing this a few years ago and it's amazing to see the garden change through seasons and the years.

 

January 2025 


 

February 


 

March


 

April

 

May

 

June

 

July


August

 

September


 October

 

November


 December

 

 

 Hope you enjoyed that as much as we did and Donny and I are looking forward to welcoming you into the garden in 2026

 


 

Till the it's Ttfn from Donny

and it's

Ttfn from me

 Pip Pip. 

 

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8 comments:

  1. Steve. Because 'Steve' is almost as nice a name as 'Paul'.4 January 2026 at 15:39

    "I love adorable Donny
    He's cute as an apricot
    I wish he were my president
    Instead of the one I got
    XXOOOO

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    1. Madam Arcati4 January 2026 at 16:16

      I was a bit premature posting and have now added a whole Donny collage.
      Donny doesn't like Trump and thinks he gives orange dwarves a bad name

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  2. Jon4 January 2026 at 15:55

    And here we are again in January, just waiting for all that blooming glory to start all over again... Fab! Jx

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    1. Madam Arcati4 January 2026 at 16:19

      it is amazing looking back and I am looking forward to what 2026 will bring. Roll on Spring.

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  3. Mistress Maddie4 January 2026 at 21:01

    That is really neat to see. It really starts taking off in May, much like here.

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    1. Madam Arcati8 January 2026 at 16:27

      Thank you dear. it has become a useful tool for us both to look back and to look forward.
      Our garden wakes up in April, starts to kick off in May and is full throttle in June. We have been focusing on colour for the end of the Season and I think we have made a good start.

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  4. dinahmow5 January 2026 at 17:14

    I used to live in an upstairs flat like those that overlook your garden. But my view was weedy grass and one apple tree. Your neighbours are in paradise!

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    1. Madam Arcati8 January 2026 at 16:39

      We were in a similar situation at one time.
      No garden of our own and looked down from our upstairs flat onto a sadly overgrown garden. We wanted a garden so much so to look down from our window onto one so neglected was irksome in the least.

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