Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Our Garden - A few late shots



Been a bit negligent in taking photographs of the garden, a project I started 3 or 4 years ago, designing and building decking areas, pergola, arches and raised beds. Looking back I wonder how it was achieved with my limited resources, and very proud that it was all my own work.
Liking a casual approach to life, there are plenty of seats and recliners, and a system of trellis fences to break up the area into smaller sections, with a loose theme with regard to garden ornaments, one being the seaside with driftwood, and the like.
Now going to sleep for the Winter, (the garden, not me) it is starting to look a little tattier, so I have only photographed a part of it.

I love the grace of grasses, and they are plants that can be left to their own devices, and we have tubs and baskets with begonias, geraniums and the like, to give Summer colour.
Should really empty the containers for a few bulbs, so will look at them in November.
Further plans for next year, replanting and and making another plant focus area.


Try to keep maintenance to a minimum, just watering and a bit of deadheading, things are reasonably high with the raised beds, so not much bending, which is a blessing.


I feel the garden has an architectural feel, and was planned as part of my recuperation process, and it helped a massive amount.
 
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3 comments:

  1. Loved the whole concept David. You've done a grand job. I know how much gardening is such a therapeutic help for me in my ongoing situation with Mum.

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    1. Thanks very much, Patricia, are we going to see you at Freshers, maybe.

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  2. A lovely garden David, so well thought out. It must have been a joy in the weather this year

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