Our Gardens
For those of us for whom our gardens are special, or for whom our gardens aided in our recovery whether physical or emotional, post your photos of your garden that bring you joy. Cassia fistula (Go...
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Hello @jennyss
Thankyou for your compliment.
The vegie havens were converted from our huge avairies. When my husband designed the avairies drawing out the layouts on graph paper he overlooked the fact that one square equalled one metre!
The avairies were part of our garden for nearly twenty years, full of birds that bred continually and then were given away to give joy to someone else. They were a King's Palace for birds. There was even a pond and a park bench inside.
Sadly along came BC coupled with a lung disease and the upkeep of the birds and avairies became all too much and the joy in keeping birds was passed onto others. However a silver lining emerged and they became excellent structures for me to "potter" around in. The park bench is now in the garden, but a milk crate suffices.
As to snails and wine. A waste of a good bottle finding out!
Thankyou for your compliment.
The vegie havens were converted from our huge avairies. When my husband designed the avairies drawing out the layouts on graph paper he overlooked the fact that one square equalled one metre!
The avairies were part of our garden for nearly twenty years, full of birds that bred continually and then were given away to give joy to someone else. They were a King's Palace for birds. There was even a pond and a park bench inside.
Sadly along came BC coupled with a lung disease and the upkeep of the birds and avairies became all too much and the joy in keeping birds was passed onto others. However a silver lining emerged and they became excellent structures for me to "potter" around in. The park bench is now in the garden, but a milk crate suffices.
As to snails and wine. A waste of a good bottle finding out!