my garden
By bhawnam
@bhawnam (1436)
India
15 responses
@Alexandria37 (5717)
• Ireland
10 Apr 07
Your garden is very nice bhawnam and you must spend a lot of time there to keep it looking so lovely. I have a small garden at the front of my house and a larger one at the back. I don't plant many flowers as this takes up a lot of time and energy. I just have trees and shrubs in my gardens.
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@sonukuldeep (669)
• India
10 Apr 07
yes i do have a garden but not as big as u have. but i have a lot plants with flowers. this is very pleasing as it smells so sweet in the morning.
@vesuvius (1677)
• Philippines
10 Apr 07
Wow I think you've got one nice garden... Maybe you've given much care to that place and I think it really looks neat and fantastic!!!
I dont really know if I could call it a garden but a great part of our compound is filled with many flowering plants and they're scattered around crazily... I think the flowers are beautiful but the arrangement sucks... LOL
maybe it really not as garden as it should be but it lessens the eye stress in our house...
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@deebomb (15304)
• United States
11 Apr 07
You have a lovely garden. No I don't have one but wish I could have one. I love the feel of the rich warm soil feels on my hands. to plan and see the flowers and vegetable pop out of the ground and add beauty to the area. It is so satifying to be able to raise your own food and flowers. I love to have cut flowers in the house.
@CollectingMyThoughts (304)
• United States
17 Apr 07
The picture of your garden was a bit fuzzy but I could make out the design pattern and the color scheme anlong with the forefront grass and pump. Really really pretty. I'd love to see another
@villageanne (8553)
• United States
15 Apr 07
We have a vegetable and flower garden. We raise alot of our own food and I love flowers. We have several acres where we live so space is not a problem. My Rhubarb is ready to eat already. We have onions year round. We have winter onions and traditional summer onions. I love gardening.
@Married2aMarine (1273)
• United States
15 Apr 07
We have a garden too but it's not doing so well right now. We neglected it a lot when my husband was deployed to Iraq. I don't really enjoy gardening but I love to see pretty flowers blooming, etc. So, this spring, I'm going to try and do a little bit more work to get it looking decent. We got some plants and planted them recently. Then, we got a cold front and some of it didn't survive. Heart broken and money wasted! But we're going to try again...once the weather settles down a little bit more.
@kamalila (193)
• United States
17 Apr 07
If you want flowers, try perennials like tulips and lilies. Once in, they don't require much care. Every few years you need to replant them, as they tend to work their way up to the surface of the dirt. Get them in, then cover with bark mulch. They grow right through them and bloom in the spring. Now isn't the best time, though. It's best to plant them in September. They settle in, and in spring, you have your first flowers.
I did that, planted a tulip garden, then before spring came around, I was off to Iraq. I was gone for over a year, but my hubby sent me pictures of my tulip garden.
@roshnichaudhary (1160)
• United States
11 Apr 07
Yes I do have a small patio garden which looks very during summer. I grow herbs, vegetables and flowers.
@makingpots (11915)
• United States
11 Apr 07
What a beautiful garden. I bet you spend a lot of time out there. I enjoy the garden in my backyard but it is not near as beautiful as yours. I love the old water pump showing in the picture.
