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6 comments:
Laura,
Love the garden with the trees in the background and the gazebo.
Thank you Pegi, It will look nicer in a few weeks when the grass grows back (My parents had an irrigation system installed last week) and all the plants mature. I have moonflowers and black eyed susan vine in pots on the gazebo and hostas planted along it. The stream runs along those rocks directy behind the gazebo which sounds nice.
I really like the St. Francis section - that's some serious statuary, Laura. It must be great to have a stream close by.
Chris
Laura I love your garden, St Francis and the animals and the gazebo, well done.
Thank you Chris and Maura,
My back yard is evolving into a garden. I have a 4 foot girl with birds and a wolf on its way and St. Anthony is out front. I want to put in a pond with a six foot St. Michael statue. I think his wings will look nice reflecting in the pond. I also have fairies scattered throughout the yard. As a child I imagined the bad fairies would come from the woods in directly behind the St. Francis statue. My Mother told me the fairies kidnap children and take them away.
I love your garden Laura.
Jim
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