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Re: Stonework at Innisfree

These photos are marvelous. I especially like the fourth one down. It looks like a relic of another period of time. It excites the imagination to move into whatever awaits at the top.

Re: Wisteria at Dumbarton Oaks

Oh what beauty to see in the morning with my cup of coffee here in New England. We just now see the robins and crocuses in our area so these pictures are a real treat. Also you've introduced me to a new garden to visit. Thanks.

Re: READER PHOTOS! Springtime at Chanticleer

WOW! I just love the color scheme. The groupings are well selected also. Makes me want to have Spring right now.

Re: Under the Yew

You've created a wonderful setting which reveals itself in both seasons. I'm sure Spring & Summer oozes with serenity & tranquility. Great retreat for tea.

Re: Autumn Borders Designed by me From my Former Garden

Walking in your garden would be dreamy. Everything is in abundance. When the breeze blows the grasses must bring motion to the garden. Wonderful work of art. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Re: READER PHOTO! A faux borrowed view

Really enjoyed learning about this technique which is new to me. Love what it can do for an area that is otherwise "blank". Loved the web-site as well.

Re: A perfect marriage of plants and hardscape

Everything about this presentation is perfect. The containment of the plants, the color connection to both house and steps beckons one to investigate closer. I love the fact that the selection of plants means little to no messiness of plant debris. What a welcoming entrance. Well done.