In the pink tutu
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And the bush wearing the pink tutu is . . . . a rhododendron in the four-square garden. Sadly, this bush isn’t doing very well currently. Not entirely clear why these shrubs do not like the eastern end of the garden. They are well protected and perhaps the wall alongside them is somehow causing the problems. Thee are a number of different varieties we planted in this area and generally very few of them are looking healthy.
Set in the Carmarthenshire countryside 4 miles north of the centre of Carmarthen at an altitude of 600 feet. Some exposure to the westerly winds blowing from the Preseli mountains but the tree planting in 1991 manage to create a peaceful and still haven in the lower parts of the garden.
All the photographs in this site have been taken in the garden or from the garden (such as some of the photos of birds) 
Mike Simmons 
