Recent Comments

• Re: Beautiful and Bittersweet in TN

  Great photos, Jeff. LOVE the one, especially, of the ginkgo. I am also admiring the Taxodium distichum. Always a pleasure to "visit" your gardens! Your Acers are always magnificent! And... I do think I need to get 'Blackbird'!!

  Posted: 02:01 pm on November 15th 2016

• Re: Psychedelic and Peaceful

  Dennis, I enjoyed your photos very much! And~~~ I'd love to see more. Thanks so much for sharing!

  Posted: 12:43 pm on November 16th 2016

• Re: Let's Take a Walk Inside!

  Looks fabulous, Surindar! A great benefit having so much light in your lovely home. Sure makes the winter months a little easier to get through~ !

  Posted: 12:40 pm on November 17th 2016

• Re: A Malaysian Garden

  Indeed! Lovely photos! Especially enjoyed the photo of the kitten and caladium.

  Posted: 12:57 pm on November 21st 2016

• Re: The Beauty Continues in PA

  Wow, that is some traffic-stopping tree! Love your new :bird art:. Looks great against that lovely Japanese Maple! Thanks for sharing!

  Posted: 01:07 pm on November 22nd 2016

• Re: Fall's Bounty Continues in Jeff's Garden

  Wonderful, Jeff! Such beautiful Autumn gardens! Love your garden art in the third photo, also. The 'Burgundy Lace' is especially handsome. I love the trunk "sculpture"!

  Posted: 11:49 am on November 23rd 2016

• Re: A Prolonged Fall in the Pacific Northwest

  What a fabulous entryway! Your wall of grass is also outstanding. Love the apple trees! Thanks for posting and am anxious to see more of your gardens/yard at some point! Hope everyone has a wonderful day!

  Posted: 12:46 pm on November 24th 2016

• Re: A Journey to Iran

  Very impressive! Love all the rock work, as well. And the view is "wow" in itself! A lovely harvest of grapes. You have many interesting plantings. Do you have any special favorites? How long have you been at this location? Thanks so much for sharing with us again.

  Posted: 11:37 am on November 25th 2016

• Re: A Malaysian Garden

  I too, enjoyed your photo, Frank. I am also noticing that there are no (visible) rocks. Is that the case in this area?

  Posted: 12:59 pm on November 21st 2016

• Re: A Delayed but Brilliant Fall in PA

  Thanks, Kevin! I have only seen the Callicarpa with the purple berries (which I have but they never get fully developed before a frost zaps it) This one looks well worth growing for the leaves and form alone!

  Posted: 03:47 pm on November 15th 2016