frangipani a garden somewhere in englandDO YOU LIKE THIS GARDEN?
" That which has no form creates form. that which has no existence brings things into existence." Rumi
what
do you think?
I would like to hear from you of you think of this garden or gardening in general. So feel free to write a message for me. Somebody had told me that I have too many pots and plants in the garden. Hmm. Let me think about that. But they are so lovely and come October most of pots will disappear for the winter. I don't know, I think it is a conundrum of life. Too many good things can't be good. Let me know if you have the same dilemma. |
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tell me about your garden,
i think it is amazing
My
small garden is filled to the fence with bamboos, acer, roses, hostas
and clematis. The evergreen plants such as bamboos, 'Fatsia Japonica',
Rhododendron and ferns form the backbone of the garden, so the garden
maintain its lush appearance in winter. I was very lucky last year as
some other deciduous perennial seem to stay evergreen due to the sheltered
position of the garden. Even the roses were evergreen. I have a soft spot
for purple flowers and lime green leaves. The bright green yellowish leaves
brighten up cloudy days and corners.
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I
went for a short trip to the Island of Langkawi, off the north west coast
of Malaysia. It is about 1 hour flight journey from (KLIA) Kuala Lumpur
International Airport. The landscapes of the island and the coasts are
amazing and I love to live there.
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