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@ 20/06/2008 – 11:31:34
"The sun is out
The sky is blue
There's not a thing
To spoil the view"
The view is lovely, and made even more lovely by the strong wind.
I don't know what type of tree it is that I am looking at, it has dark green tops to the leaves but on the underside a silvery green, the wind moves the leaves to produce ever changing patterns of the two colours.
the_gardener
joebangles
Thanks, I will go along with a beech tree, after Acers and Horse Chestnut I have no idea.
We had a glorious May and start to June, plenty of time spent in the garden and it looks quite good, even have some veg this year, tatties, broad beans, cabbages, lettuce and garlic, just a wee patch and still far too many lettuce, broad beans are looking very good and I believe that they are targeted by the black fly, so far, so good.
Every year seems to be a little more time spent sitting on the garden bench and a little less on the garden, for next year I am planning on changing more to gravel gardens, less trouble.
Keep well Charles, keep digging.
I don't know what tree you mean. Hope you got some sunshine today as well!
joebangles
Hiya mcotw, I think thjat the gardener is probably right with his comment, a beech, I'm not good on trees but I do know that it looked lovely.
No sun today, very heavy rain, just grin and bear it as there is nothing else that you can do.
skip2468
Nature is one of the few wholesome enjoyments that's not only tax free but absolutely free, for both the rich and the poor and the in-betweens, to thoroughly enjoy.
Great that you are making the very best of the opportunity.
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Hi Joe, how are you, I have been so busy lately, gotta have a restful day so here I am catching up.
I recon your tree is a Beech beautiful fluttering effect that isn't it. Its friend the Copper Beech does it with reds.