Waiting, waiting for my transferred bulbs and plants to pop up has been a test of patience and impending joy!
It has been along time coming to have my plants growing in their forever home, fingers and toes crossed. I have moved some of these plants and bulbs from place to place for close to 15 years!
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While it is still early days with the design of the garden, its a good feeling, seeing what the plants that where here are doing an noting what changes to make in the future.
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The neighbors huge rhododendrons make a dramatic display in the backyard. My bonsai bay tree has moved house with me since 2003!
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I do love to mix up my flower beds with edibles. Kale, iris and daffodils enjoy each others company.
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The yellow rose is a definite keeper! It;s almost the same colour as the our house!
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A colourful mix of rhododendrons frame our view of Mount Murchison. Sadly these will probably go as they are next door and the owner wants to build four small units.
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But, in the meantime I can enjoy their beautifulness!