Quick tour part 3 Pond to Willow dome
Quick tour part 3 Pond to Willow dome
Posted on 11 Aug, 2008 9 comments
This one is working.
From the wildlife pond (having watched spring watch last year) at the bottom of the garden, up the path greenhouse on the right shed on the left.
A small Acer on the left after the shed, Willow tree on the right, with dahlias around it’s base. The gravel ditch was installed to aid drainage, the gunnera loves it.
Tree ferns to the right, lawn straight ahead pass the equisetum on the left and right.
Willow dome, is now 2 yrs old and thriving.
Enjoy.
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11 Aug, 2008
Have you checked out quick tour part 2 ?
12 Aug, 2008
That's excellent. I really liked it. Well done for learning the technology.
12 Aug, 2008
Thanks for letting us see the rest of your garden. I like the tree ferns, too! You can't see the weeds mentioned on the previous tour - don't worry! :-) Only problem with videos on our PC is that they often 'stick' and freeze the whole thing so I have to log out of GOY and log back in! What a pain! Does anyone else have this problem?
12 Aug, 2008
Hi Spritz, maybe you don`t have a powerful enough graphics card to handle the video?
12 Aug, 2008
That all sounds far to technical for me ,I will just enjoy watching it . thanks
12 Aug, 2008
oh how lovely , really love the exotic feel of the gunnera and the tree ferns, and I've been thinking about a willow den for my boys its inspired me even more,
thanks for the privalige of looking round your garden
12 Aug, 2008
Yes Spritz we have the same problem as you- the video 'sticks and freezes' and unfortunately 'Youtube' looses some of the quality as well.It's an old problem with the youtube facility.We really need a better format for showing videos on this site.
12 Aug, 2008
I am not techie - so Andrea, I'm afraid I don't know about graphics cards! Just feel frustrated about the videos and having to log off and back in again! I think I'll stick with the lovely photos that don't cause me any problems and I can sit and gaze at them, too!
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11 Aug, 2008
Lovely..... so exotic and the wow factor is there!.Thanks for sharing your lovely garden.
Best wishes from Grenville and Alan.