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My garden has many nicknames:
The garden of tough knocks
The garden of “the cobbler’s children have no shoes”
“Snack” ‘n “Sniff”
The garden of trial and error
The garden of pushing the boundaries
The garden of pushing the zones
I have many rooms in my garden:
The party patio in the back
The meditation/reading garden on the south side (pictured)
The entry garden
The dog zone
My garden is constantly changing, constantly evolving. It is a living palette and a work in progress. It is the place I try new things, push boundaries, make mistakes, and learn.
-- GardenMentor, Seattle, WA (zone 8/9), www.gardenmentors.com & www.gardenhelp.org
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MsDebbieP
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hardiness zone 5b
posted 307 days ago
try new things; changing; pushing boundaries; making mistakes; learning—sounds like a rich life!
-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)
Damocles
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hardiness zone 5
posted 307 days ago
Right on…IMO, a garden is never “done.” It’s always an evolving project, a living lab.
-- Living on the square...Metro Detroit
Eklectic
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hardiness zone 5a
posted 306 days ago
Its is a world where you can make your dream come to live!
-- Eklectic, Follow my Bliss, South East Ontario 5a
PanamaJack
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214 posts in 307 days
posted 264 days ago
Beautiful Greens!
-- One generation plants the trees; another gets the shade; Chinese Proverb - Zone 5B
roman
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636 posts in 327 days
posted 263 days ago
simply stunning
-- Central northish Ontario
jroot
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hardiness zone 5a
posted 126 days ago
I have a gardening friend in Washington, going by Karla HappyToes. She raises some amazing brugmansia plants. I’d love to see more pictures of your garden rooms. That is a concept dear to my heart. I see you have a nice lab to help you with your chores.
-- jroot