Altamont Gardens, Ireland
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Monet's Garden, Giverny
I think of the garden as living art, I think gardens should be romantic, a place for children to find adventure, adults to spend time in and enjoy, a haven for wildlife and a source of food.
Sissinghurst
When we inherited our own garden it was a bit of a wilderness, and very overgrown, we had to cut everything back and wait to see what would emerge, before we could do anything, there were some real gems in there, so I am glad we waited, 'The garden' told us what it wanted.
Cothay Manor
At first, I tried to create an English cottage garden, I only half suceeded, my attempt at a herbaceous border was a disaster, wrong soil and too many snails and slugs, I have now learnt my lesson and listen to my garden.
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Gardens are always a work in progress. As I look out of my window, I know that very soon I am going to have to give the lawn it's first haircut.
David Austins Garden
The garden centres will soon be humming with activity, as people, encouraged by the warm weather, will be purchasing, plants, pots and all manner of gardening things.
Our Garden
We are privileged indeed, to have a lovely garden to improve and enjoy. I know space is at a premium in many places. Which is why it is so wonderful that there are many beautiful gardens and green spaces in the world, open for all to enjoy.
Our Courtyard
And after a good day's work in the garden, on a hot day, there is nothing better to sit back, and admire all your hard work with a chilled glass of Rosé.
Just popped in from the garden and thought I would have a quick look at your latest comment while I grabbed a cold drink - what a treat! how great to see such lovely gardens. It makes me realise I still have a long way to go. Your garden and view look beautiful. I can understand how you must love to wander through it. Enjoy the sunshine.
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Stephanie
Dash - your garden & view are absolutely beautiful - what a fabulous spot. I have noticed all the garden centres getting busier and everyone preparing for the warmer times (hopefully) ahead..Isn't it wonderful when you can actually feel some warmth on your skin and getting out into the garden is such a pleasure? x
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky girl you are to live amongst all this beauty.. the garden and courtyard are delightful.. and the view magnificent... it must be very inspiring to be surrounded by all that beauty.. Lucky for us you share this beauty on your blog... I know I will be reliving spring and summer through your eyes.. xxx Julie
Dash..I hung on to your every word and so enjoyed all those photos only to come to the best of all, your garden and courtyard. I can just imagine how wonderful it must feel to wander out on a summers morning in pj's and a coffee in hand just taking it all in. The smells, the birds, the flowers...the mental notes you make as you survey the land. I got all that from this post...wonderful!!
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PS...anything special arrive in the post yet? Only one of the five has arrived so far Thx...
Your garden and courtyard look beautiful and I can easily understand why you would want to be out there so much. Our garden is on the level below where our living room is, so we cannot just go out of the French windows into the outside - but we do have a pretty balcony for our breakfast.
ReplyDeleteI used to love going to Sissinghurst, especially to see the White Garden. I adore white flowers.
I'm jealous! Firstly,because living right in the village, I don't have a garden, and secondly, 23 degrees!! I left gorgeous warm weather in Boston to arrive to a grey and raining Nice. Was raining all day in Le Petit Village yesterday. Sunny today but will only reach 14. If I don't get to wear some sunny shorts or dress soon, I'm going to go bonkers! Enjoy your garden, it looks heavenly :-)
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