Late Summer pics
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Excellent Mick. I'm still trying to create more leaf shape and colour so would appreciate answers to these questions...
picture 5 under the pergola to the right of the potted Trachycarpus, what is the almost round leafed plant?
picture 7 - long leave just to the right of centre foreground
picture 8 - love the curved boardwalk, to the left hand side of it, foreground, light coloured?
picture 5 under the pergola to the right of the potted Trachycarpus, what is the almost round leafed plant?
picture 7 - long leave just to the right of centre foreground
picture 8 - love the curved boardwalk, to the left hand side of it, foreground, light coloured?
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Great garden .is that the echium in pic 7 ?
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Your garden is looking great Mick!
I really like that walkway through the jungly woodland bit
I really like that walkway through the jungly woodland bit
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That really is a great garden, and love the design of it - well thought out, pristine. The walkways look really good - even my o/h commented how good it looked. It's not often he comments.
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kata
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Fab garden there Mick!
Very neat and tidy, your work is complete...or is it...never is, is it Mick?
Lovely........
Very neat and tidy, your work is complete...or is it...never is, is it Mick?
Lovely........
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top marks mick 
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Thanks for the nice comments. The walkway does seem to work well, I pinched the idea from another member's photos (Tony I think) - it's just old scaffold planks really.
David - you're clearly a man after my own heart! The round leafed plant in photo 5 is giant burtterburr (petasites) which I got from Urban Jungle. It is kept in an old plastic pond as they are supposed to be very invasive.
The long leaved plant on photo 7 is indeed an echium - bonus points for Greyhound
. The light coloured plant on photo 8 is Begonia evansiana. I have two, the other one is not doing nearly so well tho I can't think why this is. I'm not really bothered about the flowers, one has white ones and the other pink. I can't remember which is which and neither have shown this year so far.
You know it'll never be done Kata!
David - you're clearly a man after my own heart! The round leafed plant in photo 5 is giant burtterburr (petasites) which I got from Urban Jungle. It is kept in an old plastic pond as they are supposed to be very invasive.
The long leaved plant on photo 7 is indeed an echium - bonus points for Greyhound
. The light coloured plant on photo 8 is Begonia evansiana. I have two, the other one is not doing nearly so well tho I can't think why this is. I'm not really bothered about the flowers, one has white ones and the other pink. I can't remember which is which and neither have shown this year so far.You know it'll never be done Kata!