It doesn't have to be something grand, with a big sweeping lawn. Just a little patch of green (preferably larger than balcony size, but I'm easy), where I can relax. Somewhere I can plant a little patch of herbs for my cooking, like fresh rosemary, thyme and basil. Or mint for hot, sweet tea and mojitos. And of course, a place to grow flowers. My favourite gardens are always the ones bursting with the soft fragrance of roses, peonies and lavender. But let's just wait and see what summer brings... Who knows? Maybe I'll find myself with a little garden of my own by then.
Lifestyle: On wishing that I had a garden
Saturday 15 April 2017
It doesn't have to be something grand, with a big sweeping lawn. Just a little patch of green (preferably larger than balcony size, but I'm easy), where I can relax. Somewhere I can plant a little patch of herbs for my cooking, like fresh rosemary, thyme and basil. Or mint for hot, sweet tea and mojitos. And of course, a place to grow flowers. My favourite gardens are always the ones bursting with the soft fragrance of roses, peonies and lavender. But let's just wait and see what summer brings... Who knows? Maybe I'll find myself with a little garden of my own by then.
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