Why do we feel compelled to create gardens? My own garden has not so much being created but its journey has been an organic process of gradually fitting in what I wanted from a garden, around what was already there. The very first thing we did was fence off a vegetable plot at the same time the house was being built, as that was a priority for me. We started with fence but planted the beech hedge to provide extra shelter, and that is now well grown.
Second was the wildlife pond. It took a bit longer to complete but now it looks like it has always been there.
Over the years we have acquired a tunnel, planted more fruit trees, and the wildflower meadow is a work in progress as there is always new plants that can be added. And then one year we had a bit of extra cash which allowed us to build the greenhouse.
The last two years I have been working on the flower garden.
I never get bored in the garden. There is always something to do, something new to create. Though really all I am doing is adding to mother nature and to some degree managing her. Though if you walked into our garden at the moment you’d see that there isn’t a huge amount of management going on, as they wet weather recently has meant no grass cutting and work has meant little weeding, so it’s all a a bit wild. But I do like it like that!
That’s nice what you have done there. Nice garden.
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Thank you very much!
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Lovely garden!
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Thank you – I do love to spend time there:)
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So beautiful!
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Ahh, thank you for your kind words.
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I love wild – often I think Mother Nature knows best… your meadow is esp. beautiful.
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You are so right Eliza – mother nature does know best!
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Looks fabulous.
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Thank you 😉
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Fascinating to compare shots over time – love the delicacy of the meadow and amazed at all the work and change you have made.
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It was interesting looking back at the old photos and seeing bare earth where now there is Meadow and trees.
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The before and after are fun to see. Such a rewarding labour of love.
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It’s funny seeing the old photos and seeing how much things have changed over just ten years!
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It’s great to keep photo documentation alright!
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God lives there! Inspiring!! 😉
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The thing about gardens is they are always a work in progress and there is always work to do.
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