Friday 23 September 2011

Friday On My Mind


This is a Friday photo feature linked to Rhonda's Down To Earth blog. Simply post your own photo, write a short caption and leave the link back to it as you visit other blogs today.

I'm also thinking about plants today. This is the Great Holker Lime, planted in the early 1600s in the formal gardens at Holker Hall in Cumbria. It was listed as one of Britain's Top 50 Trees by the Tree Council(UK) in 2002 and has a girth of 7.9metres. Several tree-huggers are needed at a time to share the love!

Somewhat dwarfed!


Are you playing along today? Thinking about your own garden?


Have a great weekend wherever ye may be.


Love from Sue
xx

10 comments:

  1. What a fantastic old tree Sue....Wow 400 years old is an incredible feat....and in a lovely garden too.

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  2. Hi Narelle, yes it's a beauty.

    I just came back to point out that it's not the citrus lime tree...it is tilia or linden or basswood in the US and it's deciduous.
    xx

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  3. Wow what an age to be. So huge.. Jumped over from D2E.

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  4. Thanks for dropping by. What a brilliant tree. My daughter kisses and cuddles them all the time !

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  5. Yes that shade would be great in my yard...WOW it is a big tree!

    Thank you for the native garden idea for my lawn area. It would be nice to get some more birds etc. Oh but what about snakes...

    Have a great day Sue!

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  6. Hi Sue. I just found your blog and i saw the Stay in and Drink Tea banner and I knew we were soul sisters...then I read the profile...same age, some kids and some grandkids and green and crafty...this could be my blog! I will be back. LOL

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  7. LOL at Hazel...I already enjoy your blog and am delighted you've turned up here!

    Stay tuned!
    xx

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  8. Wow! Such a HUGE tree!
    Love the "Stay in and drink tea" sign here on your blog. :)


    visiting from Down To Earth

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  9. Hi,
    Lovely pic! definitely thinking about my garden :) specifically, my new seeds!
    I joined this exercise today too.

    http://greenhouse-i.blogspot.com/2011/09/friday-on-my-mind.html

    cheers,
    Ishieta

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  10. WOW and WOW is all I have to say!

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