Tickets are available for THE GENTLE AUTHOR’S TOUR OF SPITALFIELDS tomorrow
Each Sunday, if I can afford it and have the time, I visit Columbia Rd Market to buy a bunch of flowers, seeking what is in season and avoiding repeats where possible. Here is the story of my year told in flowers. Looking back, I am reminded how much joy they brought me. Which are your favourites?
Mimosa, tulips and paperwhites, Sunday 8th January
Tulips, Sunday 15th January
Narcissus, Sunday 29th January
Paperwhites, Sunday 5th February
Hyacinths, Sunday 12th February
Snowdrops, Sunday 26th February
Tulips, Sunday 12th March
Amaryllis, Sunday 19th March
Chestnut buds, Sunday 2nd April
Tulips, narcissi and hyacinths, Sunday 23rd April
Tulips, narcissi and hyacinths, Sunday 30th April
Peonies, love-in-the-mist and antirrhinums, Sunday 22nd May
Dahlias, Sunday 11th June
Delphiniums and camomile, Sunday 25th June
Dahlias, Sunday 2nd July
Sunflowers and artichokes, Sunday 9th July
Lilies, sunflowers and artichokes, Sunday 16th July
Hydrangeas, Sunday 30th July
Delphiniums, Sunday 13th August
Dahlias, Sunday 20th August
Roses, Sunday 27th August
Dahlias and astrantias, Sunday 3rd September
Roses, asters, camomile and freesias, Sunday 10th September
Dahlias, Sunday 17th September
Roses and clematis, Sunday 24th September
Chrysanthemums, Sunday 1st October
Stocks and chrysanthemums, Sunday 22nd October
Hyacinths, Sunday 5th November
Mimosa, chrysanthemums and freesias, Sunday 12th November
Ivy, tulips and hyacinths, Sunday 10th December
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