Greetings from the Northeast!! I started on this sit about five years ago. I was new to everything, but I subscribed to the theory that more is more. Now I don't consider myself so new anymore, but, in spite of the warnings, I still put more plants in one space than anyone. I go for the gusto. Happy to be in Boston in my new very old house. I have included my front garden...starting year three....picture is year two....except for the boxwood foundation, everything is new...the shrubs, the trees, the perennials, the annuals. I did away with most of the grass. Good day, Everyone!!
Exuberance Gardening
Looks great Don!!
LOVE your "new old house"
Looks great!!! Keep it up!
looks great don.
Nice job with the front gardens.....looks like color there for 3 seasons.
Very nice!! Oh, and welcome back!!
Very, very nice. I love that style of house
Nice, Don!
Love your thoughts about exuberance too, Don. One of my favorite garden books is called The Exuberant Garden and the controlling Hand. I'd say you qualify for the sentiments.
Nice winter to treat to have some Gardening Exuberance and I would say you have done the Old House Proud! Want to see more of you and your efforts. Patti
I don't know, Don. I love daffy daffs.
Chinodoxa...Glory-of-the Snow.....
Looks great, Don! I love the house, and I always love it when people put in more garden than lawn. Lawn is highly overrated. Love the look of it, but very high maintenance.
Karen
Looking good, don. I like your little pyramidal conifer too.
It is looking very nice!
Oh, I like your yarden!!!
Very nice!
Thanks Rosemary The evergreen tree is a Canaan Fir.
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