It’s November so time to plant out our tulips at the allotment. Here is the first tranche of them:
And here they are with their essential protection from the squirrels! We’ll keep them protected until the first shoots appear and then they’ll be safe:
Elsewhere, the daffodils shoots are still doing well:
And there’s even one lone freesia trying to bloom which we left for any late bees or insects to enjoy:
Anne Brooke lives in Surrey, UK, and writes in a variety of genres, including gay erotic romance, fantasy, comedy, thrillers, biblical fiction and the occasional chicklit novel.
When not writing, she spends time in the garden attempting to differentiate between flowers and weeds, and in the allotment attempting to grow vegetables. She also loves the theatre and is a keen fan of crosswords and sudokus, as long as they're not too hard!
Her websites can be found at: www.annebrooke.com, www.gayreads.co.uk, www.biblicalfiction.co.uk and www.gathandria.com (for fantasy fiction).
The Allotment Wife 