Shall we discuss "Fair-ness?" Let's!
Part of my front-of-the-house garden
In front of the lattice with the water walkway.
(I do tread on this little walk periodically, but it was constructed to direct rainwater away from the house.)
A glimpse of my backyard from the Woodland Walk
Another part of my backyard...
(wish I had photos of others' gardens!)
Dixie's Garden
Chris' Garden
(forgive my blurry photo)
Now - Friends in town.
One definition of the word fair is beautiful. It fits everything in this post.
Part of my front-of-the-house garden
In front of the lattice with the water walkway.
(I do tread on this little walk periodically, but it was constructed to direct rainwater away from the house.)
A glimpse of my backyard from the Woodland Walk
Another part of my backyard...
Another definition of fair is promise... to illustrate this meaning, you can see the contrast and purpose for change below.
One more view of a backyard garden that changed from 2008 (left photo) to 2009 (right photo) - click on them to compare. :-) I moved the Dappled Willow 'Salix integra' and replaced it with Hydrangea 'Quick Fire' - giving the DW a little more bright light. Click on the photos for nice enlargements, so you can see the changes for yourself. :-)
One more view of a backyard garden that changed from 2008 (left photo) to 2009 (right photo) - click on them to compare. :-) I moved the Dappled Willow 'Salix integra' and replaced it with Hydrangea 'Quick Fire' - giving the DW a little more bright light. Click on the photos for nice enlargements, so you can see the changes for yourself. :-)
Now, another definition of fair is impartial. In the spirit of impartiality, I give you an example of how "Everything Might Grow Better in My Neighbor's Yards."
:-)
First, meet a couple of Friends located in the same shady neighborhood!:-)
(wish I had photos of others' gardens!)
Dixie's Garden
Chris' Garden
(forgive my blurry photo)
Now - Friends in town.
Susie's Garden
Nancy H's Garden
Meet my friend that may have begun the 'gardening movement' in town years ago!
This is her berm...
Dorothy's Garden
looking at the top of the berm
A Friend on the way to town and back home again.
Nancy H's Garden
Meet my friend that may have begun the 'gardening movement' in town years ago!
This is her berm...
Dorothy's Garden
looking at the top of the berm
A Friend on the way to town and back home again.
Suzanne's Garden
A gardening friend on the other side of town,
Kris' Garden
A couple of Friends in our little, local garden club
Nancy's Garden
(the photos of which will be changing, as they recently moved)
Joan's Garden
Kathy's Garden
Now... presenting
Family!
Dad and Mom's Garden
Our Daughter and Son-in-law and their childrens' garden
Our Son and Daughter-in-law and their childrens' garden
(note the markers - last Summer's project!)
Aunt MEA's Garden
Marilyn's Garden
My sister Barb's Front Garden
This stands for Fond memories.
A gardening friend on the other side of town,
Kris' Garden
A couple of Friends in our little, local garden club
Nancy's Garden
(the photos of which will be changing, as they recently moved)
Joan's Garden
Kathy's Garden
Now... presenting
Family!
Dad and Mom's Garden
Our Daughter and Son-in-law and their childrens' garden
(note the markers - last Summer's project!)
Aunt MEA's Garden
Marilyn's Garden
My sister Barb's Front Garden
This stands for Fond memories.And I've had a Fantastic time reminiscing about visits and walks through these gardens... Wish I could pick a Fistful of Flowers... but the time will soon come. For now, we continue to Forge through Winter's Fleet of Snow.
;-)
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