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I like !

And me! :-))

An acer in full sun, amazing!! have been so careful with ours making sure they have the right conditions.Enjoyed looking at the photos.

wonderful. I assume you visited it when on holiday.

I like aswell :o)))

Loved it.....how I'd love a large garden again.......stunning backdrop too, that's so important I think...:o)

Thanks Girls,
Dotty - yes acers in full sun they do a lot of it in the States, and they get hotter summers than we do, some are more adaptable than others but moisture at the roots is key!
Sbg - we did a tour of some of the major collections and nurseries in the mid-west, and eastern seaboard back in August 2004.

love it blue.. especially the lovely pond area, love america, ive seen some lovely gardens over there to ;o))

Now I liked that pot with dwarf conifers. It has given me an idea :o)

yes i thought that to hywel, looks really good ;o))

Great minds think alike Sandra :o))

:o))) x sure do hywel

Sandra - you'll have to tell me about your American visit and the places and gardens you've seen sometime.

Hywel & Sandra - conifers can look good in containers, with the right selection and a large enough container, doesn't have to be exclusively conifers either, i have seen some good imaginative combos over the years.

blue ive been to a few places but not to open gardens, just gardens for the public and private gardens which i saw on my outings and travels, especially the ones close to the great lakes in minnasotta area wonderfull, niagra falls, buffalo newyork state, vegas, sanfransico,, ingnore the spelling plez lol would love to go back to america again, love it and some lovely people to :o)

If you ever get the chance to go back, then for plants and gardens I can recommend the Pacific North West, Oregon, Washington State, and up into British Columbia in Canada.

thanx blue,, ive always wanted to go to british columbia all that space and those views, wonderfull :o))

Yes there are many gardens here in Washington State...and loads of conifers, in their natural habitats, in our forests and mountains...

Very nice Bluespruce.