The LDGA Year 2021

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A review of the LDGA year

A gallery of photographs recounting all the things we’ve been doing in 2021.

A snow covered garden

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A snow covered garden

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A snowy sunset

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Snowy Broadway Gardens

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Ice globules on tall dry grass

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A ladybird on an ice covered teasel

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A snow covered garden

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A snow covered Yucca

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A snow covered garden

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Snowy weather in late January

A snow covered garden

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A crow making a snow ball

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A pheasant in the snow

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A pheasant in the snow

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A snow covered allotment

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A snow covered allotment

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A drift of mauve crocuses

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A close-up of mauve crocuses with yellow centres

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Purple pansy blooms

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A yellow and white daffodil bloom

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A stand of snakes-head-fritillary

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Then Spring Arrived

A border of yellow daffodils in front of a wooden fence

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Yellow daffodils in a border

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Plot cleared in March

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Plot laid out and ready for planting by end May

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Lawn area raked and ready

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Lawn area half laid

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Lawn area laid

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Finished plot with white stones laid

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Fully stocked borders

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A yellow Teddy Bear sunflower head

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Squash Uchiki Kuri and Black Eyed Susan

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2021 Progress of the LDGA Members’Garden

Allium bloom at Serendi

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Members enjoying the garden at Serendi

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Iris bloom at Serendi

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2/6/21 – Coffee Morning at Serendi

A pink dahlia bloom

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A pot with blooms of many purple shades

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A magenta dahlia bloom

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Blue flowers at Wisley

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Lily bloom at Wisley

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Close-up of plant with pink-viened leaves

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24/7/21 – Outing to RHS Wisley
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A wide herbaceous border

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A water lily covered pond

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A pink water lily bloom

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An allium bloom

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A red and white dahlia bloom

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A view from the Mount at Wisley

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The Jellicoe Canal at Wisley

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Water Lillies at Wisley

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The Exotic Garden at Wisley

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The Exotic Garden at Wisley

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24/7/21 – Outing to RHS Wisley
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A view from Hilltop Sky Terrace

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The Exotic Garden ay Wisley

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A dragonfly on a leaf

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Tiger striped caterpillars on ragwort

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A blue flower bloom

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A pink zinnia with butterfly

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A yellow zinnia bloom

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A small allium bloom with bees

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A large white bloom

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An orange dahlia bloom

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Sweetcorn and courgettes growing in the kitchen garden at Sissinghurst

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A type of squash growing in the kitchen garden at Sissinghurst

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Carrots and beans growing in the kitchen garden at Sissinghurst

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A couple of pink cone flowers with bee

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Small allium blooms with bees

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A yellow butterfly

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The tower gatehouse at Sissinghurst

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Borders at Sissinghurst

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Orangy yellow rudbeckia

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14/8/21 – Webmaster’s visit to
Sissinghurst in Kent

Dahlias growing in poly tunnel

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Dahlias growing in poly tunnel

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Dahlias growing in poly tunnel

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4/9/21 – Outing to Mark Pattenden’s dahlia allotment. – Thanks to JB

Dahlias growing in poly tunnel

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Close-up of a salmon pink dahlia bloom

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Close-up of a maroon dahlia bloom

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Close-up of a pink dahlia bloom

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Close-up of a yellow dahlia bloom

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Close-up of a yellow and orange dahlia bloom

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Close-up of a white dahlia bloom

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An arrangement of flowers and shells

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An award winning display of fruit

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A vase of flowers

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25/9/21 – A few exhibits from
the Great Gransden Show

Hanging bean pods and rose hips

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A rainbow above the trees

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Begonias in a greenhouse

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Out and about this autumn

Light projected onto ground reading Christmas at Wimpole

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Trees lit purple with light spheres underneath

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One of the light spheres

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Arch tunnel of white light

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14/8/21 – Webmaster’s visit to
Wimpole Hall lights

The front of Wimpole Hall lit in blue

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The stumpery lit in purple

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Lit up toad stools small and large

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Pine needles lit in purple

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Grasses and metal flowers lit in orange

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The head of a metal flower in orange

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A tree lit with multicoloured neon lights

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Multicoloured neon lights forming a bow tie

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