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I have several sections completed in the garden. It is sort of broken up into separate rooms, and I've worked on completeing a room or two each year. It's getting to look like a whole now. Last year we had some big Summer storms that trashed some sections, but it made us rework some things that look better now. I know this Spring I will be finishing a bridge I started last year. I also need to do a small rock garden on a hillside. Not sure what thats going to turn out like, but I'll need to be rock-hunting again.
So anyway, it's just computer research time. Take a look at the other article if you like, Maybe it'll be what you need to start thinking about garden season too.
The Beauty of Japanese Gardens
They sure are beautiful pictures and the Japanese style ties in so well with woodland gardens. I speak to a woman in Japan on a blog called Through the Sapphire Sky. She goes by Sapphire and I always enjoy her blog and speaking with her. She has some great shots of plants and gardens in Japan. Her blog is found here is you wish to check it out. http://through-the-sapphire-sky.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteLooks like spring is sprung. Crocuses are blooming like crazy!