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My garden: a work in progress.....

20 years ago

My garden is about to fully blossom and just wanted to share. Sunflowers against the fence, zuccini, yellow squash, tomatoes and then flowers.....My gladiolus and butterfly bushes haven't started to bloom yet. I'm a beginner gardener and just wanted to share my english cottage garden........

Here is a link that might be useful: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/aloha4u2002/detail?.dir=6ad3re2&.dnm=8c91re2.jpg&.src=ph

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Comments (7)

rcnaylor
20 years ago
And that is a cottage garden any Englishman would be proud of.

Looks really nice. Thanks for sharing it.
javan
20 years ago
Lovely. Thanks, Jim
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Auntie_Clara
20 years ago
Wow! That is beautiful!!!!
lorinscott_1
20 years ago
Very pretty!
cyberianblonde
20 years ago
Your garden is perfectly charming!!
And you said you're a beginning gardener? Very impressive.
It looks so inviting.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
Becky
kal2769
20 years ago
What a picture! Great job.
newgardeningnurse
20 years ago
Wow, you're an expert already! Looks very professional and beautiful! Great eye for color and placement.

Making any trips to Tulsa soon????

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