Today ’s photos are from Sharlene Spina in Skaneateles , New York . She says,“First I would wish to say how much I enjoy each forenoon , get my deep brown and enjoying a visit with my fellow gardeners . Gardeners are sincerely an amazing bunch of people , so much talent and creativity . Here are a few pictures that will give my fellow gardeners an idea of what my garden is all about .
“ We have lived at our house , which ride on 3 1/2 wooded estate , for 9 eld now . My husband is an designer and did a keen line with the house , but when we affect in all that surround the house was trees and stack of mud . I detest it and I missed my old garden , and I was overwhelmed with where to begin . But I pull on my boots and start .
“ We just put in a pool this preceding summertime so I will be sending in - onward motion shots of the landscaping beds that surround that as they are developed . ”
Sharlene , your garden is beautiful , but I must say that I am completely disquiet by the GORGEOUS garden shed ! ! Does it tally your firm ? I must see it … .. OK , I know , I got sidetrack . Thanks so much for share the garden with us ! * * Much more info in the captions * *
- I ’m still looking for pic , everyone ! While I ’ve got a clump of great submissions in reticence , I can always use more . We’re heading into wintertime , when GPOD submission tend to be a bit scarce . If you still want to see a new and exciting garden every individual weekday in your inbox , do your part and show us YOUR garden ! you’re able to netmail photos to either[email protected]or[email protect ] . Be sure to enjoin me where you live and tell me a bit about yourself and your garden . And the more photos the full ! Thanks ! ! * * * *
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The foundation planting at the back of the house. ‘Limelight’ hydrangea is the star along with ‘Rozanne’ geranium, black-eyed Susan, and ‘Volcano’ purple phlox.Photo/Illustration: All photos courtesy of Sharlene Spina
