WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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You weren't joking. That is a twig. The yard in the background looks very nice, and I'm sure the twig will catch up to the rest soon enough.
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It looks great now. Very spacious. Every time my wife brings home a plant I get nervous. Last time it was 3 bamboo plants for a grand total of 240 USD! But… 'They really add to the space'.
Maybe this should go in the random rants thread.
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So what exactly is this expensive twig that required a trip to the tail end of nowhere?
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Yeah, that's a USD75 twig….........When we bought the (wreck of a) house 10 years ago, the only thing in the garden was the house. The garden was designed, planted and built by me and Paula…..It's actually a central part of who we are......
The term 'garden' is a nice understatement
This 'park' reminds me of ->
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So what exactly is this expensive twig that required a trip to the tail end of nowhere?
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…When we bought the (wreck of a) house 10 years ago, the only thing in the garden was the house. The garden was designed, planted and built by me and Paula.....It's actually a central part of who we are......
It is a truly beautiful garden! Amazing spot to relax in during summer.
I have fond memories of sitting around the pond, drinking beer and talking away with G and P.
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So what exactly is this expensive twig that required a trip to the tail end of nowhere?
That is unique. Makes the ordinary white blossom magnolias around here seem dull. I can see why you'd want it in your garden
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I can't believe it
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With G away again this bank holiday weekend, I decide to sneak off for a "me and my kindle" short break in Portugal. Weather is not brilliant, but hotel grounds are beautiful (apologies for photo quality, I wasn't wearing my specs!)
Part of the complex is an old 16th C palace and church and they are preparing for a wedding today
@twin you and Bobby would love all the wildflowers
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Lovely! Enjoy your stay there:)
