Near Miss
God help me, I almost succumbed . Good sense prevailed.
A New Focal Point !
A few years ago I expanded the footprint of my driveway garden bed . Since then I've been tweaking and revising the contents but the changes made this spring are a pivot from the plan I had in mind last fall. Those of us on small suburban lots are often at the mercy of our neighbors choices and thus far neighbor planted (or removed) trees have been my biggest challenge. It seems like I'm always bouncing around between a shade garden and a sun garden along my back fence line. At least I'm always open to any opportunity to buy more plants. After close to 25 years with the same neighbors next door, I have newbies and when one has had excellent long term neighbors there's always a bit of anxiety about the unknown. What I didn't expect was a new rather obtrusive focal point/borrowed view for my driveway garden. Needless to say, screening plants are on the agenda. The first has already gone in Leucodendron galpinii 'Silver Cone' which was lucky to find at a nu
Whew! That was close!
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Well done on resisting! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat? everyone should have a gnome!...not in the sun or the front yard but hidden in a hollow log or niche as a little surprise...it must be an authentic one like the one in the back! come on kitch is in!!
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