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Could imagine myself on your beautiful bench in your lovely garden........

Stunning yellow, makes the Beech look sad though.

lovely autumn colours..nice pic

Your welcome Michaella

I agree with Lori and Morgana, I love your garden Michaella, the garden bench is an added attraction, wished I could have one the same:-)

Yes! that was my first thought too, Morgana!... I love your garden, Michaella.

Sigh! I wish I could grow bamboo!

It's quite tall.... I had the ground cover type with the shiny dark green leaves and red berries...can't remember the var. tag.

This is the show stopper . I am looking through you photo's starting from the end .I have only got this far . I love your flowers , shrubs , fruit and especially your beautuful trees, you have a fantastic garden and done all alone , well done. I have to retrurn another time to see more.

Your garden looks lovely, I wish mine had that much colour at the moment.

Sandra x

What a beautiful busy but elegant area! The fern at the lower right is a nice touch! Well done! ;-)

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Oh, sea holly! This is a giant. :-)

It is very nice looking.

So beautiful. What a lovely gift, and doing well.

Oh, I think I do see some tiny lights! Its such a lovely scene.

Greenthumb that is a good idea.

Whimsy what a lovely word to use, whimsy I like it...lol

How lovely! I love the ?phromium? coming through, a juxtaposition of size. Is this chaenobelis, actually, just looked at the date....what could this pink flowering shrub be?

This is so eye catching a shot. What a wonderful collection of roses!

This is really beautiful. Almost like its caught some snow. :-)

How lovely and interesting! :-o

A beautiful sight!

Very nice! Is the pink verbena or valerian?

Gorgeous, what a scene this sets. That willow backdrop to the roses is wonderful!

This rose is perfect against that white backdrop. And a wonderful white plant it is too. Hard to find a variegate that keeps so much white!

Gorgeous shot. I love the deep color of this one.

So loveloy. And what a wonderland your creating. I love getting to see things grow up with you. (even is a long sit down like today. :-))

This looks great, peaking through.

Is this a saxifraga? Its really lovely. I love the form with these waxy leaves and these tall flowering stalks are wonderful!