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Now is your chance to start gathering favourite images online or from magazines for your own garden file - indulge your imagination as you answer the question.. How would you describe your ideal garden? Romantic Restful Dramatic Tidy Private/secluded Traditional Attractive to wildlife Muted in colour Very colourful Labour saving Innovative/imaginative Low maintenance Other? I am liking a little on the wild side.. 
12 Comments
Linda
13/9/2016 02:22:55 pm
Less rampant! West Wales gets a lot of rain, and things grow - in our garden they never seem to stop growing. We buy 'dwarf' shrubs - Hah! We prune, cut, even hack back. Go in for a cup of tea, look back, and it's ........ growing again. An element of control would be wonderful.
Freda
13/9/2016 02:34:15 pm
What an unusual problem Linda! Anyone got any answers to this one?
Madeleine Lawrence
13/9/2016 09:54:42 pm
I would like my garden to be tranquil and private. The neighbours hedge started dying a few years ago when we had a deluge of rain and it really has spoiled being in the garden for me. I am planning on planting an olive hedge along my fence to remedy this.
Freda
14/9/2016 01:12:33 pm
Oh that privacy is so importan. A fence of course is quicker, or plant sooner rather than later//
Julia
14/9/2016 01:50:08 am
Serene, private, with a few pieces of garden art that make one smile peeking out here and there....recently, a gardener painted bamboo poles with bright colors and stuck them in her rampant garden...i like that!....might cut down an old half-dead shrub and see what happens if i paint the limbs...:-)
Freda
14/9/2016 01:13:23 pm
Sounds fun and like a touch of Robert Dash..
Cristiana
14/9/2016 03:00:38 am
Restful and wild (me), playful (son) labor saving (husband).
Freda
14/9/2016 01:17:09 pm
14th August under Simply Grow Cristiana. Clarity about your needs is more than half the solution!
cathy
14/9/2016 04:12:39 am
have been quiet here lately...while I enjoy seeing a garden, I don't particularly like to garden. that said, I have recently read 2 books I'd like to pass along, not 'how to', just 2 women's experiences w their gardens. Unearthed by Alexandra Risen & Cultivate Delight by Diane Ackerman. Thoroughly enjoyed both w/o getting my hands dirty.
Freda
14/9/2016 01:18:32 pm
Thank you so much Cathy - I need some fresh reading and these sound delightful.
Freda
14/9/2016 01:20:22 pm
I wish summer would come back here :-( Leave a Reply. |
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