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All of the shrubs by the laundry are originals. They include Lavenders, a deciduous Azalea, a Philadelphus (or Orange Blossom), and two Daphnes. The aromatic shrubs are a delight for my bumble bees - and my nose! Walking past to hang out the washing becomes a real pleasure. ![]() Orange Blossom and Bumble Bee The Daphne is the very first shrub to be in flower, early in spring. Sometimes I think that the Lavenders are perpetually in flower. And I'm gradually getting to know and appreciate the other shrubs - like the Azalea, spectacular with its flowers perched on high. I'm sure that a little judicous pruning and trimming would be appreciated. Archive PhotographThis photograph from the Archives was taken in the year 2000. The rose Phyllis Bide has only just started to modestly cover the rose arch. You should see her now! ![]() lavender, daphne, orange blossom - from the archives I'm thankful that the original gardener had the foresight to plant these lovely shrubs. Think what my bumble bees could have missed out on!
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