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| Fairy Tori |
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| Garden Cottage, Potting Shed & Play House |
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Cotton Candy Bridge |
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| Vintage Laundry Garden |
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| Iris at Sunrise |
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| Garden Frolic |
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| South Garden |
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| Asiatic Lily |
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| 'The Fairy' Rose and Lavender |
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| Wild Bird Plantation |
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| East Garden Vignette |
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| Hydrangea Endless Summer |
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| Antique Climbing Rose - Late 1800's |
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| DIY Solar Chandelier |
South Garden Path
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| The Boardwalk |
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| The 'Pool House' |
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| Rescued Garden Bench |
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| Sunrise Garden |
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| Shasta Daisy |
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| Robin Hood Shrub Rose |
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| Buddleia davidii, White Profusion Butterfly Bush Red Admiral Butterfly |
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| Poppies |
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| Peonies |
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| Iris |
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| Baptisia False Indigo |
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| Hydrangea Pinky Winky |
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| Althea - Pink |
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| Althea - Blue |
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| Althea - White |
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| Hibiscus - Pink |
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| Hibiscus - Kopper King |
I'm glad I found your second message to me, because I had come back to find these photos, but thought the link was in your sidebar. When you mentioned it was a tab, I realized it may be at the top.
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, art, water, sheds, and even the little child enjoying the outdoors!
Thank you Sue - the little one having fun on the paths is my grandson.
DeleteYour garden look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAre they anyway able to survive in a tropical region?
Thank you very much for your kind words, James. I do know that Hibiscus is a tropical plant. The ones I have were bred to be hardy in Michigan USA, some of them reaching 5-6 feet tall (150-180 cm). Plants in our garden are hardy to a temperature of -15F degrees (-26C).
ReplyDeleteWould all of our plants survive in the tropics? I think most would; especially if provided with enough water. It wouldn't hurt to try to grow a few of them but I am certain you can grow a variety of hibiscus in Malaysia; it is a beautiful plant. ~Debra
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ReplyDeletecolorfull garden, i loves the iris, the color so attractive
ReplyDeleteI can't believe your kids are lucky enough to have a purple play house!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed strolling through your garden! Wish I could borrow your creativity for this place!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sheila! I do enjoy gardening. I hope you will follow me either here or on Facebook - facebook.com/Gardens.Inspired
ReplyDeleteFeel free to follow along and copy any idea you'd like! ~Debra
What beautiful gardens you have. I would like to point out that on the photo of the Buddleia davidii, White Profusion Butterfly Bush, the butterfly is a Red Admiral and not a Monarch Butterfly.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Thanks so much caring enough to make a comment and include a correction. You are, of course, correct - I will make that change to the picture immediately.
DeletePlease stop by the gardens again soon! ~Debra
Fun touring your garden. I love all the garden whimsy. I do a series of secret private gardens, I am the Miami Garden Reporter for Examiner.com. Too bad you are far away or I would feature you! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell Robert, thank you very much for stopping by and for leaving a very nice compliment. If you eventually decide to highlight a garden in a the colder USDA Zone 6A, please feel free to contact me.
DeleteThanks again! -Debra
Lovely Gardens, beautiful flowers, nice Lavender. Looks a lot like our Gardens in western Pennsylvania. This list shows some pics of Herbs in our Gardens: http://improving-your-herb-know-how-joanie.blogspot.com/p/herb-plants.html
ReplyDeleteLovely garden. Lots of colors, textures, etc. A wonderful escape. Do you offer seeds or plants from your garden?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind compliment, AllDJs. Yes; I often share from my gardens.
DeleteDebra, it turns out we are both Grand Rapids gardeners. I found you via Blotanical. You can visit my garden at http://garden337.wordpress.com .
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