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6 comments:
You place plants together in such a natural way. So often plant combinations look contrived, as if they were done by a floral designer. But yours don't.
Dear James,
thank you for the encouraging words. As I do the maintainance of the garden alone, without any help, I have to collaborate very closely with nature. I think that for this reason also its overall view becomes more natural.
I wish you beautiful summer days.
Kata
Kata-
wonderful as always....I had thought that one picture of your stone stairway was actually a waterfall!....is it?
Dear Anne Marie,
no, it is not. Perhaps this impression is caused by the moisture loving plants.
Blessed, beautiful days for you!
Kata
Kata, I am a great fan of hosta and yours impress me no end. Please, start a "hosta" tag for your photos! Even if you don't have time to name them all...
I took terrible vole losses over the winter and so am sighing over the gardens of others.
Thank you very much. I am really very sorry for your losses. I know very well how painful they are.
Thank you also for the idea of the tag. I'll do that. Have a nice summer! - Kata
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