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The Irish Oriental Garden

The Irish Oriental Garden

http://irish-oriental.blogspot.com

practical help on how to change your garden on a budget by turning some of the old and unwanted into the new and fashionable

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  • Recycling Bins

    Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 14:08 in greenhouse, flowers, climate, vegetables, fruit, tree, Onions, september

    By September the sun was still shining and the Blackberries were swelling in the long days.After collecting a shopping bag full of the berries I made Jam as mentioned in a previous article.But moving on from that topic, other fruit were ripening, th...

  • Carrickfergus Castle

    Posted on Saturday October 31st, 2009 at 16:21 in travel, Ireland, september

    Still out on the road, I travelled towards the town of Carrickfergus that surrounds a Normal Castle built in the year 1177.This castle once kept watch over Belfast Lough from invading forces by sea or land.The Castle was built by John de Courcy and ...

  • Strangford Lough

    Posted on Tuesday October 27th, 2009 at 03:00 in travel, Ireland, september

    After the disastrous events with the car on the trip around Strangford, an attempt was taken to complete the journey.The first stop was a little village called Killyleagh on the west shores of Strangford Lough (in Ireland and Scotland we have no lak...

  • Restored Sundial

    Posted on Monday October 26th, 2009 at 03:05 in travel, Ireland, september

    Due to popular demand, here is a better picture of the sundial from the monastic site in Strangford.Sorry, I did not have any other photos as the oil was leaking too fast from the car, but I did make a second attempt to the trip and these photos wil...

  • Saint Patrick

    Posted on Sunday October 25th, 2009 at 03:53 in Ireland, ocean, september

    After the fall of the Roman Empire, Ireland that had never been colonised became quite important in the survival of the Christian religion.On a small island in Strangford Lough sits a 1500 year old monastic site that once housed St. Patrick.This sit...

  • Autumn Leaves

    Posted on Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 07:04 in climate, moss, grass, tree, august, shrub

    Walking out into the garden one sunny August morning I was surprised and saddened to see the first sign that Autumn was on it's way.This single part of a Horse Chestnut Tree was lying on the (mossy) grass just outside the kitchen back door, and the...

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