raspberry
rudbeckia
rainwater butts
rails
reed buntings
rambling roses
redcurrants
robins
rubbish bin
red cabbage
rhubarb
roses
rosemary
rust (on leeks)
ragwort
rakes
rats
red admirals
rhododendron
rocks
rotary mower
rowan
red hot poker
raised beds
ratchet pruners
resin
retaining wall
riddle
rosehips
I spy with both my eyes:-
Raspberry canes
Rhubarb
Redcurrant bushes
Red Robin Photinia
Rowan
Robin
Rosemary
Roses
Rosehips
Raised beds
Rainwater butts
Rain - imminently
Rudbeckia
Rakes
Rubbish - lots
Runner beans
Ragwort
Run for chicken
Red Robin tomatoes
Does partly bald old dog count?
If not.
New butterfly BABIES
I spy in my garden today
Sliver Birch
Sweet peas
Sage
Spinach
Swiss Chard
Spring onions
Strawberries
Salad bowl lettuce
Spring cabbage
Sprouts
Sungold tomato
Salad
Spaghetti squash
Sunflowers
Sage
Spearmint
Swiss chard
Sarto kifli potatoes
Shed
Spade
Shovel
Sunshine (at the moment anyway)
I missed a day but here are some of my S's
Sparrows
Sedum
Shed
Stakes
Sungold tomato
Shirley tomato
Sunchocola tomato
Silver birch
Swiss chard
spring onions
(22-09-2020, 08:50 PM)Neffa Wrote: [ -> ]Does partly bald old dog count?
If not.
New butterfly BABIES
You've got a lot of catching up to do - or you could start with S today and we'll pretend you've spied the rest.
sunflowers
sage
shed
soil
sand
solar panel (on roof of composting toilet)
scabious
scarecrow
shrubs
sickle
secateurs
seeds
spearmint
seat
shears
shredder
silver birch
slugs
snails
solar lights
spade
spiders
spittle bugs
sprouts
secculents
sweet peas
sedum
strawberries
squash
sink
sorbus (again)
spiraea
stag's horn (rhus)
stock
syringa
statice
sycamore
sandstone
shrews
squirrels
savoury {winter}
savoys
shallots (in a box, shed, in the garden)
swallows
sorrel
strawberries
snakes
sweet corn
Strawberries
Sage
Salvia
Sycamore
Strings of onions
Sheds
Sand
Seats
Shelter
Spades
Shovels
Shoes
Slugs
Snails
Sunshine
Stars
String
Slime
Slates
Shingle
Steps
Spud the dog
Spuds
Swiss chard
Swede
Shop at the end of the garden
It's so frustrating! All of the ones everyone else noticed, I also have in my garden. Must try harder.