My land is 859 m2 including the house, the greenhouse, the chicken house and the garden shed. I'm near the city of Holstebro in West Jutland. I'm theoretically in zone 6-7, but I can only keep plants that are hardy to zone 5 in the US(very little or no snow cover). I have been gardening here for 20 years, but my garden is changing all the time, because I'm moving the plants very often to check what is working and what is not working. Tak for din kompliment.

Thanks everyone, ssk22, I have a friend on the palm forum from your area with just as much if not more than me outside. He just has to go thruogh great measures to protect everything during winter. Beachplants, I love that agave ovatifolia has to be my favorite. I will probably cry when one of mine goes into bloom because those are one of the few agaves that don't sucker. Tom the yucca in question is an aloifolia. It grew as a second head to the mother plant, but broke off at 12' tall. The owner was a friend and so I cut it and brought it home. every year I just dig it up and turn it to get a different curve. My soil is hard red clay so I tilled it pretty good added enough gravel, compost, and top soil to raise the bed about 4". About the musa if its in a pot and not too big I would keep it in a heated room with lights so that it would still have a full crown come spring. If you have to place it in the garage by spring it will be just a pole. I didn't plant my musa its first year and keep it in a dark location. The pseudostem rotted, so I had to cut it to the corm.

Nice blooms, Marcia :') My fave is Medail...do you remember what type it is or where you got it? Gil, I've had a couple lilies skip a year on me. When I planted pink tiger lilies they never cam up at all and I thought the bulbs had been bad but the nice lady at botanus said to give it a year and sure enough it came up and bloomed the next year. Giraffe A.L. put on a huge display its first year then skipped last year but came back up this year. Weird. Different years and both in different sun exposures so I'm not sure what I could have done differently.

Looks like everyone has been busy lately! I know the feeling. I ran out last night to take a few pics to get on here this week! Some might be a bit blurry due to my bad timing! Did someone say something about a path? What's a path? I think I need to redo this one next year! It's my new bed out front, mostly annuals (primarily calendula, bachelor buttons, cosmos, and marigold) this year, but the perennials should bloom next year, so it'll change. And here's the back of that bed Some things in there: messed up sunflower random zinnia- this one is very red I'm not sure what this is sorry- seed mix ya know. It's the only one too darn it! Flax in the blvd bed- mixed up in allysum Various stuff from other beds My rose is beginning to rebloom Linaria is actually everywhere Calendula is everywhere too, but i really like this one My hosta is still trying to bloom My delphs are still blooming, although the wind really knock them down! And then the overgrown veggies- I expanded the garden this year but the tomatoes, zuchini, and cukes still take over!