EARLY DECEMBER AT FOXHOLLOW GARDEN

Fascinating photos, Stephen...
thanks..
I enjoyed this blog :o)

I enjoyed this blog Stephen, what a long way this garden has come. It must overwhelm you at times but very rewarding?

Absolutely beautiful as usual Bluespruce. I just love the curves, circles and shades. What is the grass next to your 'very small' propagating tunnel?

Tt - glad you enjoyed the blog.

Denise - it does at times with only evenings and weekends to work on it, but not usually too long before I get over it :0)

Skillen - the grass is a late flowering Miscanthus sinensis called 'Fare East'

Just one word to sum everything up ...... PERFECT :-)

I must look out for some of these witches brooms. I have a thuja 'Danica' about twenty years old now at it really needs replacing as it falls apart at the slightest excuse

Gorgeous BlueSpruce. Your garden is a sight to behold. :o)

Thanks Dawn and Gilli.
Andrew - are you thinking of going broom hunting then ?

Stephen - outstandin- but, if i may, why you use rectangal step stones? of corse we all diff, but i l9ike wood round "stones" - seem htat wood so much beter than concreet wiht conifer, especial if hte stones diff size -look muhc mor natral

BS - I've got a couple of friends who claim they ride on brooms :-D

Lovely garden.

Derek - you're probably right about the stones, but all the materials used were either buried or hanging around the property when we moved there, so thought it best to use them rather than waste them.

lol i also know a few broom riders Andrew lol... this is amazing Stephen... ofcourse your garden is likely to be at is best with a bit of frost on some of thoughs delightful shrubs.... as i remeber from last year a real winter wonderland :-)

Angie, Who knows, another 'winter wonderland' blog might still materialize with the right weather conditions...if I'm still around here :0)

oh yes BS - me same, but wehn move in,hte only thins hangin arond heer weer dead chikens, a rusty old tractar ana 1950s old boiler wiht ratly pluming.
the chiks i use as fertilse, hte vtracta i canibal to make a flatbed cart,and hte boiler becom my yard manager= she stil go strong an ratel evryone cage,an wehn she let of steem, STAND WEL BACK!!!!

lol do you mean foxhollow or GOY Stephen? if the latter i know just what you mean :-)

GOY, Angie
Lovely, Derek :0)

Derek - also forgot to add, that all the materials found are real stone or terracotta slabs,not modern concrete ones, so I think that was the main reason I re-used them all for pathways through the beds.

oh yes-much beter-photo no cleer so i presum-my mistak-sory-luv hte site-grate credit to you

I think the the paving stones fit in really well with the surroundings, and great that they are recycled.... and on the other front., yes me too Steve x

How much longer can we last Angie ? x

not much i think... it's getting all very ridiculous is'nt it.... i'll keep logging on for the data base.... i need that for business purposes... but it would be a shame just to be using this site in that way...

I agree, it's a valuable tool, not that I have used it recently, takes too long to update previous entries which is something I would continuously need to do. After I submit an update it takes you back to page one, then I have to make my way back to where I was in the first place, which I find very time consuming... if that makes sense ?

oh yes it does... i know just what you mean i have the same problem but i gues you have more pages than i do anyway.... i might have to invest in a suitable programme for my PC, then no need for the added extras if you get my gist.. lol