WTN: Mermaid Mural in the Bathroom Bathroom Shower Main Bedroom Spare Bedroom Main Bedroom Front facade. PV panels being fitted to roof. Kitchen Lounge 1 Lounge 2 Rear garden: Barbed Wire Prevents Fox Holes. Fluted Spindle Tree & Hedgehog Home. Lattice Fence & Pile Of Rocks I Dug Up. Monkey Puzzle Tree. Rear Garden, Lower Section Rear Facade Rear Garden In Snow. Alpine Bed & Hedgehog Home Apple Tree, Polyanthus & Dwarf Tulip. Daffodils & Tulips Daffodils 1 Daffodils 2 Daffodils 3 Hyacinths, Pansies, Agapanthus, Roses, Jasmine, Honeysuckle & Clematis Along Fence Marginal Plants By Fish Pond. New Fish Pond With New Fish.jpg Dwarf Tulips Alpine Bed 2 Alpine Bed A Giant Rudbeckia More Flowers Delphinium & Hanging Basket.jpg Formal Bed: Italian Cypress, Silverdust, buxus balls & Allium Gladioli & Stag's Horn Sumach Herbaceous Border 1, Foxgloves Herbaceous Border 2 Herbaceous Border 3 Herbaceous Border 4, Lobelia & Gladioli Mahonia, Aquilegia & Primula Marginal Plants, Ferns & Astilbe Monkey Puzzle Tree Large Fish Pond & Small Ornamental Pond For Fish Fry & Hibiscus. Natural Flower Bed Ornamental Pond, Zebra Grass & Primulas My Goldfish Under Netting, From The Footbridge. Pampass Grass, Forsythia & Allium Sphaerocephalon Herbaceous Border 5 Pond Net & Water Lillies Alpines, Succulents & Heather Yellow Flowering Dahlia? Stags Horn Sumach Succulents In Alpine Bed Aquilegia & Hydrangea Aster Aster & View Down Path Astilbe Gunnera, To Shade The Ponds ImagesGarden/Fish Pond & Ornamental Pond Carnation Chinese Banana & Oriental Lily Delphinium Dicksonia Antarctica. (Not hardy so it's kept in kitchen for half the year.) Front Garden: Fuchsia, Cordyline Australis, Red Hot Poker Goldfish & Shubunkins Through Netting Irises, Cotton & Zebra Grass In Ornamental Pond Lupin Lupin1 Protea Stags Horn Sumach & Lupin Syringa Lilac Tree & Italian Cypress Trellace Fence & Archway. Clematis & Honeysuckle. Clematis On Arch Climbing Rose & Fox Scarer Cobwebs On Swing Seat Fish In Pond Giant Rudbeckia Giant Rudbeckia & Stags Horn Sumach Two Lily In Ornamental Pond Lily In Ornamental Pond Lily & Astilbe By Fence Impatien & Campanula Helianthemum? Yellow Flower Gazania Giant Rudbeckia & Gladioli In Flower Mahonia Apple Tree Scarlet Pimpernel, Forsythia, 3 Italian Cypress & Wysteria Against Back Fence Close up Of Garden Fence & Wisteria Sinensis Lawn & Monkey Puzzle Tree Lawn, Silver Birch & Pond My First Baby Fish Silver Birch Tree & Ponds Pergola, 4 Planters, 4 baskets, Buxus Balls, Cheals Weeping Cherry Pampass Grass & Gunnera From Footbridge Alpine Bed & Pergola Salix, Alpine Bed, Swing Seat & Lattice Arch Deep Snow On Lawn Snow On Monkey Puzzle & Mountain Ash Trees Snow On Pergula Snow On Pond Bridge Snow On Pond Snow On Raised Garden Wall Snow At Back Gate Front Garden Chinese Banana, Crown Imperial Fritillaria, Fatsia Rear Garden Pergola & Weeping Cherry Brunera Flowering Pergola - Weeping Cherry Pergola Weeping Cherry 2 Cat Near Nest Of Two Magpies Fish Breeding Spider egg cluster Aquilegia & Other Border Plants Amanogawa Cherry, Willow, Holly, Acer Palmatum, Gunnera & Pampass Grass Foxgloves Digitalis Fish Pond & Gunnera Gunnera, Rambling Rose & Forsythia Pink & Scarlet Roses on Lattice Fence Water Lillies Gladioli, Salvia Near Archway Ornamental Pond Dicksonia Antarctica Salvia My Favourite Fish My Fish Pond Sun Flowers Weeping Willow Fish Pond: New Turf Left Fish Pond: New Turf Right Ornamental Pond: Spider Making Web Pampass Grass Fence Hanging Basket Gunnera & Ornamental Pond Hydrangea & Willow Tree Swing Seat Hanging Baskets Pergola Fish In Fish Pond Back Garden Ornamental Ponds, Later Combined Back Garden Tulips Magpies On Weeping Cherry Archway To Ponds Right Ornamental Pond Left, Fish Pond Right Flowers Combined Ornamental Pond Ornamental Pond: Breeding Brush Fish Pond From Rear Gate Pergola To Lattice Fence Left Primula, A Marginal Plant Tulips Baby Pond & Footbridge At Night Bridge Over Fish Pond At Night Kitchen Window At Night Lattice Fence Archway At Night Nigel & Cotoneaster Nigel & Nasturtiums Nigel & World Technocracy Now Website Nigel Standing Nigel In His New York Gallery 1 Nigel In His New York Gallery 2 Nigel looking at his website WTN ImagesGarden/2020-11 Nigel Standing In Bedroom Nigel Smiling, One Of Those Rare Moments Nigel With The Mermaid Mermaid Mural
My Home & Garden in Birmingham, UK
I have included photographs of my home and garden on this website, for two reasons. Firstly, global warming is mentioned on numerous occasions on this website. Insects are in decline, particularly butterflies, I've noticed. Also the weather is becoming considerably wetter, since higher temperatures enable our atmosphere to hold 7% more water. The prolonged cloud cover is inhibiting my flowers from blooming. Should, as seems likely, existing cars and vans be replaced by zero polluting computer driven taxi-vans, then what happens to the vehicle parking areas on people's front gardens, and of course, garages? Many of which are too narrow to accommodate vehicles that comply with side impact legislation. We owe it to nature, and in particular wildlife, to restore these potential natural habitats. But that is not all. Secondly, gardening keeps gardeners fit. Well it does if you don't overdo it. With employment being less arduous, and the climate being warmer, we need to find ways of burning off energy, particularly in a civilisation beset by obesity. The complexities of landscape design, coupled with the logistical problems to overcome whilst engaged upon projects in the garden, exercise the brain. I regret that I cannot motivate myself to do physical exercises. I regard it as pointless. However, I do like a nice garden to look at. It gives me an immense amount of satisfaction, a real sense of achievement. Something I definitely can't say about my struggles with IT. Anyway, here are a few photos which I hope will motivate you. And remember, if you are over sixty years or disabled, don't carry heavy loads, over 20kg, as these can prove debilitating to legs and back, as I've found out on occasion. Good luck.
All of these images were created from 2014 to 2023 and may be edited at times.
