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Comments (4)This was the thread that helped me put a name to the style of garden that I love best. I have been working towards the cottage style for many years and never get tired of the evolution of it. Loved reading them all again today. Cheryl...See Morean article I enjoyed and found inspiring
Comments (2)Gregory! What an absolutely beautiful article and all that you have done..I love teh pictures and that is exactly what I would do to my place if I bought a house down there. I have friends from Thailand that live in St Petersburg and all they do is spend all day in their gardens trying to gorw what they could over seas.. Splendid and I really appreciate you sharing this with us.. What a beautiful family you have too... Thank you Mike:-)))...See MoreDeck and stone retaining wall garden help
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Comments (10)Thanks Patricia Colwell. I'd actually love some trees and tall shrubs there as well. I'm starting with a couple of rose climbers, a passion flower (I know they're monsters), and another hummingbird flower whose name I don't remember. I'll have a look after a few months and see what wants to go in next. In general I'm going for creepers to create a green wall and block the gaps in the wood fence for privacy. If I had more space and a greater tolerance for maintenance I'd actually have gone for a hedge. Objective is to mask the mishmash fences, create the green wall and a sense of privacy and retreat. My neighbor's garage is exactly on our property line. She can't get to the wall in question or see it unless she's in my yard - it's part of my fence perimeter. Quirk from when these houses were built 90+ years ago. I've already offered to repair the wood siding on it since it's my view. I imagine she'll care only that the work is done well and keeps the wood in good shape. It's peeling paint right now. Neighbors on my block have really nice relationships. We work together, talk, listen, help each other. I'm blessed with immediate neighbors who tell me what they want, listen to what I'd like, and we all have healthy and friendly boundaries. Lovely people and I'm super lucky....See MoreDenverish Z6A
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