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Emptiness

comments (4) June 6th, 2010 in gallery
HapiDais HapiDais, member
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Hi! I am new to this site and excited to be here. I have learned so much already from browsing all your posts!

This emptiness in my garden is really getting to bother me. The previous homeowner had a bird bath in this spot. It seems ideal but to keep it full is just one more thing to do in a garden of 30+ roses.

Would love ideas on what else I can do with it other than a bird bath or another rose bush :)

Thank you!

 

 

 


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Comments (4)

HapiDais writes: Another good idea - I do love those little areas in a garden with a small chair and table. Thanks! Posted: 11:02 pm on June 7th
KORose writes: How about putting a chair or bench where you can seat and enjoy the view ?? Posted: 8:06 pm on June 7th
HapiDais writes: Thank you, Ruth. Mom suggested yesterday that I plant a rhode there but upon reflection I realize it will be difficult digging with the ornamental pear tree's roots in the way. Herbs and flowering tobacco sound great! Posted: 7:13 pm on June 7th
Ruth writes: Plant something low maintenance, like herbs or flowering tobacco (Nicotiana). Posted: 9:17 am on June 7th
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