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READER PHOTOS! Can't get enough of Pauline's garden...

comments (4) December 14th, 2011 in blogs

Michelle Gervais, Senior Editor

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Photo: Courtesy of Irvin Faria

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Here's our weekly dose of gorgeousness from Pauline's garden in Carmichael, California, thanks to Pauline's husband, Irvin Faria. Irvin says, "An Oribe-style Japanese lantern, designed specifically for gardens by Lord Furuta Oribe (1544-1615), welcomes you to Pauline's Garden. The entry to this woodland garden features miscanthus grass, crabapple, Japanese maples, and azaleas." Yet again, thanks for these photos, Irvin. I think, at this point, we all want to come for a visit!

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tractor1 writes: I love that lantern so I had to check it out. I'd like to have one but I need to decide where to place it. And of course in my searching I found so many more outdoor items I'd like to have. http://www.japanesestyle.com/oribe-lantern Posted: 10:53 am on December 14th

pattyspencer writes: So pretty! Color just pops!! Posted: 9:53 am on December 14th

greenthumblonde writes: This is so serene. I wish I could wander through this garden. Posted: 9:38 am on December 14th

meander1 writes: Goodness, every vantage point is perfection. I love the calming arrangement of smooth stones at the base of the lantern. Posted: 7:49 am on December 14th

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