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Gardens

  • GARDEN IN THE RAIN, Back Yard Oasis, Gardens Design

    GARDEN IN THE RA...

    10 photos, 9,093 Views, Flag

  • shady serpentine walk, A graceful serpentine path of different materials winds through different outdoor rooms in the shade., Gardens Design

    shady serpentine walk

    15 photos, 15,531 Views, Flag

  • Maryanne's Gardens, Gardens Design

    Maryanne's Gardens

    30 photos, 4,241 Views, Flag

  • Granny's "Cement Pond", Since our style of choice is "formal" we created our water feature from cement.  You just can't get rubber liner to conform to perfect rectangle., Gardens Design

    Granny's "Cement Pon...

    5 photos, 38,913 Views, Flag

  • My backyard pond & waterfall, This is a pond I built by hand just to sit and enjoy the sounds of the outdoors. , Gardens Design

    My backyard pond & wa...

    14 photos, 6,428 Views, Flag

  • I love my garden and THIS is how it loves me........, Gardens are such magical and enchanting places, ever changing (even on a daily basis) and improving with every passing year.
I don't have a massive garden but a fair sized suburban London backyard space, which I have packed with plants and created many paths throughout the garden to give a sense of journey, mystery and an element of discovery.
I am normally drawn to architectural and foliage plants with interesting leaf colour and texture. But this year I was inspired by a documentary  named  "Bees, butterflies and blooms" by Sara Raven and have added lots of flowering plants especially the single flowers rich in pollen and nectar to attract a variety of pollinating insects. Now that the garden is in bloom, there is a buzz in my garden that I have never noticed before. The garden is now truly alive with the gentle hum and buzz of bees and hover flies and fluttering of butterflies from flower to flower. It has also helped attract all manner of beneficial critters which keep the lil beasties in check too. The garden just provides endless hours of enjoyment and relaxation.
Gardening can be a very solitary business but in fact your never really alone. All I can say is whoever has a garden and is involved in it is truly blessed. Where would I be without a garden to plant my dreams., Gardens Design

    I love my garden and T...

    25 photos, 6,978 Views, Flag

  • Backyard Bliss - 2011 Version, Same space as 2007 & 2009, but I've tweaked it a bit., Gardens Design

    Backyard Bliss - 2011 ...

    22 photos, 15,529 Views, Flag

  • RIOT OF COLOR, Gardens Design

    RIOT OF COLOR

    60 photos, 5,622 Views, Flag

  • Small Cottage trellis garden, My small cottage trellis garden sideyard is finally taking shape. Hostas, roses,window boxes,garden path and water features., Gardens Design

    Small Cottage trellis...

    5 photos, 8,213 Views, Flag

  • 600 Dollar Throw Away House Front Garden, I bought this house for 600 dollars October 2009. , Gardens Design

    600 Dollar Throw Awa...

    39 photos, 7,354 Views, Flag

  • My Potting Shed, I wanted a pretty potting shed that would enhance the look of my garden as well as provide a place to store all my gardening tools., Gardens Design

    My Potting Shed

    3 photos, 6,508 Views, Flag

  • CRAZY for CONTAINERS, An up-close look at some of our container gardens with listings of what is included in the plantings.  To see how we use them in the gardens be sure to visit our other uploads, A Little Bit of Paradise and Our Own Garden Oasis.  Hope you get some great ideas for your own containers next season!, Gardens Design

    CRAZY for CONTAIN...

    20 photos, 6,224 Views, Flag

  • A Little Bit of Paradise, Our little bit of paradise starts with an updated photo of the front of our 225 year old home in historic Mifflinburg, PA with the newly added sun room.  After that we will take you on a photo tour of our gardens with some unique shots taken from the windows of the home so you can experience the gardens just like we do.  We hope you enjoy!, Gardens Design

    A Little Bit of Parad...

    16 photos, 16,768 Views, Flag

  • GARDEN SPECTACULAR, Gardens Design

    GARDEN SPECTACU...

    33 photos, 2,770 Views, Flag

  • foggy golf course garden, Gardens look so different at different times of day and every once in a while the cat wakes me up early. Often, fog  gathers on the course to form a beautiful backdrop., Gardens Design

    foggy golf course gard...

    7 photos, 17,607 Views, Flag

  • My Back yard, These are a few of the pictures of my yard.  My husband built the pond.  , Gardens Design

    My Back yard

    4 photos, 11,576 Views, Flag

  • My backyard garden 2010, Gardens Design

    My backyard garden 201...

    20 photos, 8,106 Views, Flag

  • Front yard garden fall 2010, Gardens Design

    Front yard garden fall...

    12 photos, 11,127 Views, Flag

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