How does your garden grow?

“A therapist suggested that I care for a plant, and thereby take the attention off myself, so I started work on my patch, which is near a public lane. People stopped and chatted, and started showing interest in what I was doing. It became a social garden and that cheered me along; the dog walkers, the mums taking their kids to school, and the neighbours. A local woman of 102 used to come and sit in the garden. It developed a momentum through all that. I have to keep the non-paying public happy. It teaches me patience, which is good for me.” Steve ( Words/interview Jim Cable from a 2014 interview)

What do you want to tell the world or what is dear to you?

Whilst out on my daily walk I’m offering complimentary-2-metre-apart-front-garden-portraits-in-my-neighbourhood over the Covid19 period. Pls message me to find out more…