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Recent comments
Re: Julie's garden in British Columbia, Day 2
Very creative and lovely environment. So glad you shared it with us.
posted: 7:37 am on April 18thRe: Gardening with kids at Green Chimneys Farm and School in New York
A favorite garden memory was with my grandpa Earl. I was around five and our family strawberry patch was ready for harvest. It was a hot and humid day in Missouri. Apparently I picked a lot of berries and was very flushed. My grandpa took me to the general store and sat me on the counter. He told the sales clerk that I was a hard garden worker and that I needed a hat. That straw hat was my pride and joy. Strawberries are still my favorite! I live in Oregon now and grow
posted: 6:08 am on April 9ththe long season Seascapes.
Re: Karen's no-lawn front yard in California
You've got spirit and your garden shows it. Bet you enjoy eating those veggies.
posted: 6:57 am on April 8thJust think, thanks to FG all of us garden lovers are connected.
Re: Calvin's garden in Washington state
Thanks for the inspiration. Your garden is helping me along as I work on a new area in my garden.
posted: 10:02 am on March 5thRe: Linda & Terry's garden in Ontario
What a paradise you've created. Thanks for sharing with us.
posted: 9:59 am on March 5thRe: Linda & Terry's garden in Ontario
What a paradise you've created. Thanks for sharing with us.
posted: 9:59 am on March 5thRe: Jackie's spring garden in Michigan
I love this fairy garden and am curious about the glass garden as well.
posted: 8:07 am on February 1stRe: Mary's garden in Wisconsin
Well done. Your garden is lovely. Plants deserve to be rescued.
posted: 8:26 am on January 28thRe: Dave's water feature garden in Colorado (Day 2 of 2 in David's garden)
Wow.... your garden gives new meaning to "rock gardening".
posted: 8:15 am on November 7thRe: David's front-yard rock garden in Colorado (Day 1 of 2 in David's garden)
very nice.. you and your wife have created a unique garden... looking forward to seeing the back garden tomorrow... the rock sculpture in the last photo is stunning... Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
posted: 8:08 am on November 6thRe: READER PHOTOS! Syd's garden in Pennsylvania
So glad Syd, that you shared your garden and your art with us. Wish I could see your art in person.
posted: 7:51 am on October 2ndRe: READER PHOTOS! Brenda's garden in South Carolina
Way to go Brenda. Just beautiful. I love the art pieces in your garden especially the alligator. Multiple Sclerosis is in my family and I think your story would make a great article for the MS magazine. Many thanks for sharing.
posted: 8:56 am on March 27thRe: READER PHOTOS! Benjamin's garden in Nebraska
Benjamin you are amazing. All this in only five years. i loved seeing your garden in all seasons. It looks like your place has a nice setting. Beautiful photos too.
posted: 8:29 am on March 13thIs your garden irrigated or do you get enough water? Hope your garden gives you many years of continued joy.
Re: READER PHOTOS! Giuseppe's garden in New York
Beautiful you both are as is your garden and fortunate as well.
posted: 9:07 am on February 27thRe: READER PHOTOS! Barb's garden in Wisconsin
Lovely garden. I've taken lots of notes on specific plants. I'll be looking at these photos again. Thanks!
posted: 9:30 am on February 16thRe: Eve's garden in Tennessee, Day 2: Containers
Very nice. Love the recycled parts. I'm going to be on the lookout for a deep fat fryer.
posted: 8:27 am on February 8thRe: READER PHOTOS! Tim's garden in Ohio, Day 2: The front yard
Inspiration... to get me going on my rock garden project. Thanks Tim. Great job all around.
posted: 8:57 am on January 26thRe: READER PHOTOS! Terie's garden in New York
When can I move in?
posted: 8:54 am on January 24thRe: Driftwood garden
As meander1 writes, enchanting is the word. I'd love to know the details of the plant species.
posted: 9:07 am on December 13thRe: Lounging in the lady's mantle
What a terrific use of the sculpture. I'm curious if it's by Katy McFadden whose work I love. Photos of her garden would be a treat for FG readers.
posted: 7:39 am on October 13thRe: Pruning & Controlling A Climbing Rose
On a once blooming rose would you only prune the lateral once each season just after it blooms or can you prune the laterals repeatedly throughout the season without sacrificing next year's bloom?
posted: 7:08 pm on September 6th