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Beautiful................smiles

This is a really great view........all the plants look so healthy and everything soooooooo neat........smiles

this is really nice...........smiles

I really like this view...........smiles

Soooooooooooooo pretty.....love the arches......smiles

Beautiful.........so neat and trimmed.........smiles

This is my kind of display.......did you grow these.....smiles

its like a secret wonderland i just wanna explore!

breath taking!!!

oooo looks like my kinda place that im considering constructing an arch somewhere in my veg garden to grow something like beans on it! i'll just add it to my list of one million and one things to do!

just noticed the stacked wall ~ no mortar, losts of moss!

I'm a fan of the old triumvirate... delphiniums, hollyhocks and foxglove!! good photography too.

I was peeping in2 my pond other day&can see my Water lilys are starting2grow:)

O these are great Hoya My GOY friend Janette has just posted me some baby 1s of these :) Cant wait 4 them 2 flower

Thats fantastic :O must show my son this pic hes Dragoon Crazy:)

This is my idea of what a garden truely is.... everything seems to grow according to natures plan...and that is the most difficult aspect of gardening...Edenlike, unspoiled by the rigidity of an imposed order. I commend you...If all of this is your work you are a master and I take my hat off to you.

I have an Alberta Spruce/Pine (whatever) => that is planted in a grouping with a gold chamaecyparus and a columnar Arborvitae...it is a very formal planting and I want to remove them to another location...In their place I want something with winter interest...this looks like a possibility..but like everything else I have to ask how Hardy is it...should I look for other conifers or try the Cornus?

You were so lucky that the Arums stayed. Your soil must be wonderful aluvial stuff!... That's the only up-side of flooding that I know of...lol.

Nicotiana! I love this plant...I've actually had it grow from seed that must have been buried when I turned over my bed of annuals...In the next spring's cultivation it must have been brought to the surface and voila! It has a wonderful fragrace, is a very structural element. I used some of it's leaves to make a tea to put on my plants that were bothered by insects. Don't care for the miniaturised hybrids...humming birds and bees like it. a true favourite.

great pic...wonderful plants...thanks for posting.

I'm saving this photo as reference material...my boggy plants to be...

Purest Yellow. wondrous.

What info on the Dragon, please? is it a relic of Saxon times?

they're growing Cardoon!

MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmm YOUR POND`S HEAVEN :)

Love2c the frost on PLANTS,TREES,GRASS,ect ect SO VERY PRETTY

WHAT COLOUR MMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm ajoy2see : )

Just want2 TOUCH IT 2 make sure its real?????

My garden gets flooded also, BUT NOT AS BAD AS YOURS POOR YOU :(

Love the wild look uv got there.BEAUTIFUL : )