Garden

[linda_joyce]

Here's what this years posts and garden look like.
This was taken in early June the dragon is a farewell present from my very nice neighbours when they moved in April. My new neighbours seem to be nice but not as open as the old ones were.

Comments

[vjezkova]

Wonderful! I like the arrangement! The plants and flowers are beautiful against the stones!

[linda_joyce]

The back of my house was originally deigned to be the front of the house and the stone work is lovely. The I love to see the plants against it.

[vjezkova]

During one of my short trips to Britain I fell in love with hollyhocks agains stone walls. I have no such wall but since then I grow hollyhocks on a sunny side by our wooden fence. :-)

[linda_joyce]

I will have to ask my cousin as they have self seeded from her garden to mine a hundred yards away by road 10 yards by seed flight. We can stand in the corners of our garden and hold a conversation. I am fairly sure it is a teasel but don't quote me on it.

[jaxomsride]

You have a triffid in your garden?

[linda_joyce]

A baby one, it has self seeded from my cousin's garden and one of hers is growing at the foot of a dwarf crab apple which is about 6 foot high and the Teasel and it is an inch or two taller than it

[san_valentine]

A lovely garden. I'm sure you must work to keep it like that, but the result is beautiful.

I mostly get elder trees and hebes self-seeding in my garden, though a rose bush has spontaneously appeared this year.

[vilakins]

Oh, I do like that dragon. What a lovely memento.

[linda_joyce]

They had it in their garden for most of their stay here and I admired it from the start so they gave it to me when they moved.