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Lifecruiser (42 comments.) said in May 11th, 2008 at 3:52 pm    

It does look fabulous! As you say very tidy and I just can imagine how beautiful it’s going to be later on :-)

Hey, is that a grill I’m spotting there, covered up? Mmmm, a BBQ out there would be really nice…. *giggles*

Oh, I miss that part, but I can’t have it all…

RennyBA (61 comments.) said in May 11th, 2008 at 4:44 pm    

What a lovely garden – yea: you really have green fingers!

Good to see spring is in the air at your place too. We’ve had the loveliest sunny weather the last week in Norway too. The nature has exploded – out of hibernation – the trees are already green and that is two weeks before normal.

Happy Mother’s Day :-)

Ellen (3 comments.) said in May 11th, 2008 at 9:53 pm    

Your backyard looks so different without the snow. I’ve seen lots of your pictures with your yard covered up in that white stuff. Looks like you may be seeing more pretty days ahead!!!

Ambit (0 comments.) said in May 11th, 2008 at 10:53 pm    

Your garden is looking very lively. We had a tough winter here in Chicago, but most of my perennials have come thru well with the snow cover being so thick (as you mentioned).
It’s my lawn that suffered most with the snow pack, but judging by your tiny back yard, lawn isn’t your biggest green space.
Have you tried day lillies?

Aiyana (29 comments.) said in May 12th, 2008 at 12:37 am    

I think it’s lovely. It’s just the size I would like to have. My property is becoming a burden, so I’m looking forward to having a smaller garden again one day. Happy GTS,
Aiyana

wiseacre (3 comments.) said in May 12th, 2008 at 8:30 am    

I stopped by after your visit to say everyone has room for a pond but looking at your photos I can see I need to revise that to everyone but you.

I like the way you ‘knocked out’ the “Oval”. It really helps to break up that long narrow look. And don’t give winter any credit for how good things look. Take the credit you deserve.

shawna (1 comments.) said in May 12th, 2008 at 10:47 am    

It’s looking good! It really does make a difference to get out there early doesn’t it. I hope I can get my kids out in the yard to help more. I would like to plant more perrinials this year. Is it too late? I live in southeast utah.

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