Garden Tour

Thank you Ben that was a lovely tour of your garden. You look as if you have it all well organised Laine, with some nice soft curves to your landscaping.

Gardens looking lovely Laine...

...thanks for the tour :o)

sorry for the blank comment ! what i meant to say was i love your house and your garden looks nice

everything coming along nicely, well done on the pics Ben.

Well your garden is doing really well - and you have a lovely lot of space for more plants - Happy Gardening.

It looks brill, very tidy. And as you say lots of opportunity. Look forward to another tour in a couple of months!

Thanks for all the lovely comments :) Ben and I both enjoyed them.

Stroller, the curves are a new feature this year and I am enjoying them quite a bit. Glad you like them too.

TT, your garden puts mine to shame ;) Maybe someday mine will be as full as yours.. probably years from now...

Ann, thanks for the comment on the house. We've grown to call it a home after the last 3 years... the garden helps! The blank comment didn't show on my end, no worries :)

Sanbaz, his pics are usually blurry, but he did well this time, huh?! :D haha.

Marie, can't wait for it to fill in... happy gardening, indeed!

Marshmallow, I can't stay out of the yard. It's still got a LONG way to go. I'm on GoY daily, so you'll all probably be tired of my pics long b4 a couple months from now. hahaha.

Thanks again everyone for the moral boost and gardening confidence!

love the edgeing to your path,think i will steal that idea

Lovely photos, tell your DH thanks for being camera happy, I enjoyed the tour! Can't wait to see the Hosta's

Ladybug - the idea is free to take. It isn't done. Ben buys about 5 pavers/bricks each time we go to lowes. It's his cheap way of getting it done. piece by piece. haha.

Helen - thanks for the comment. Ben was happy to see it. But when he read it to me aloud, it was slightly altered: "Lovely photos, tell your super cool, awesome husband....." LOL. I'll definitely post picks of the hostas. We split a few of them last year, so I'm curious to see how they fill out this year.

LOL! I'm sure Ben is all of these things! The hosta's should really grow better after being split. Which reminds me, must get some garlic to plant beside my hostas, maybe that will keep down the pest attacks. I know a garlic tea can be made and sprayed on some plants, but not sure about that spray for hosta's! I'm not keen on the smell at all! These sprays work because aphids and others, taste with their feet, they can't recognise the leaves their looking for becuase of the garlic,or other sprays used. Clever little devils aren't they!