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Everyone’s garden is different. What does yours look like?
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#1
Scented Spring
Final score:
53points
F.A.T. (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes. Just out. The perfume is very strong.
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Nina Khmielnitzky 3 years ago
I have wisteria seeds, but I'm afraid the trees will take over everything else. I'll try planting them in a forest.
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#2
My Little Garden In My Backyard!
Final score:
39points
#3
Little Dutch Garden In Spring With Some Japanese Influences
Final score:
38points
#4
My Backyard
Final score:
37points
#5
Spring Here
Final score:
37points
#6
Our Roses In The Front Of Our House
Final score:
34points
Caroline Johnson 3 years ago
Try knockout roses, they grow like a weed :) 🌷
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Tulip Bed
Final score:
33points
#8
It Started As A Vegetable Garden
Final score:
32points
#9
I Don't If This Counts As A Garden, But These Are Some Of The Plants I Have On My Flat Roof!
Final score:
30points
F.A.T. 3 years ago
It counts as a garden! If nature doesn't come to your roof, you bring it. I'm a great believer in guerrilla gardening.
•SIMMER• (Submission author) 3 years ago
Had to google "guerrilla gardening" and yes, I believe in it too XD
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Mer☕️🧭☕️ 3 years ago
Of course it's a garden! And not only that, it's YOUR garden! Looks like it's coming right along at that, too. Good job!
you can call me Geo 3 years ago (edited)
of course it counts! You water and nurture it… it's your garden.
#10
My 4th Floor Terrace Garden
Final score:
27points
Jette Wang Wahnon (Submission author) 3 years ago
Indeed....Lisbon....and thank you..
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If you look to the side of the chimney you´ll se my garden-hose...all through the season I water it at sunset
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Our Veggie Garden
Final score:
25points
#12
My Little Garden.
Final score:
23points
#13
Bonito, Pernambuco- Brazil
Final score:
22points
#14
We Have A Acre It’s Very Pretty But It’s A Lot Of Work
Final score:
19points
Mer☕️🧭☕️ 3 years ago
I love it and I love - dearly love - all the trees, but as time goes on, you might find it a bit more...convenient? ergonomic? aesthetically pleasing? - to transplant some of the "loose trees" over to the sides where the other trees are (and the sooner, the easier). It will not only free up a bit more literally free space (making it hella easier to mow and tend to) but trees growing together seem to do better than "lone ranger" trees. (TL;DR: trees like company and open areas are easier to mow/tend to). Regardless, you have a gorgeous space there!
Hagen Radcliffe 3 years ago
Absolutely beautiful! Enjoy every minute while you have the health & time & strenth. I feel like it’s PA or NJ, am I right?
#15
Norway, Starting To Turn Green, But We Need Some Rain!
Final score:
18points
Madeleine Flowers 3 years ago
Ah, yes, this is pretty much what my yard looks like, but we don't even have leaves on the trees yet.
#16
I Will Be Glad When It Is Summer Again
Final score:
18points
#17
My Little Jungle Two Days Ago
Final score:
17points
Joanne Lhonorey (Submission author) 3 years ago
Don't know yet what they are. We are new in this house and still discovering new flowers everyday
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This Is An Area Of Our Garden Where We Have These Beautiful And Very Old Grape Vines Growing
Final score:
17points
Fiona Autiero (Submission author) 3 years ago
The building in the background is where we crush our grapes. The vines are over 100 yrs old, they were planted by Nuns , our home was a convent built in the 1600s. It’s not the prettiest part of our garden but I love the feeling of tranquility whenever I am here.
Mer☕️🧭☕️ 3 years ago
I love the "edible history" part - that sense of continuity must feel amazing! Love how thick those old vines are. You're so lucky!
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#20
Our California Succulent Garden…after Years Of Drought,
Final score:
16points
#21
My Little Piece Of Heaven On Earth!
Final score:
16points
Anju Mathur (Submission author) 3 years ago
We know it as Gerbera in India. I'm not sure what a Mexican sunflower is.Glad you liked this little patch of my garden.
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22nd December, 2021. It Was Pretty Cold Back Then, And Everything Had A Beautiful Icing Crust On It
Final score:
14points
Jesse (Submission author) 3 years ago
He is! My neighbour has been putting up that same Santa every year since he's moved in and that damn thing is staring directly into the kitchen window. Wholesome but also kinda creepy.
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Jesse (Submission author) 3 years ago
It's not screen, but a metal frame that can serve multiple purposes. Screen wouldn't hold the weight of the rocks
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Spring Rain Has Filled The Creek In Our "Back Yard"
Final score:
14points
Mer☕️🧭☕️ 3 years ago
I would totally be panning for gold back down there! I mean, I probably wouldn't find anything but water creatures (hope water snakes aren't a problem or little scorpions like you find in moist Appalachian-type mountain terrain???) but yeah, I'd totally be panning for gold.
#24
Bit Wonky After The Wind
Final score:
14points
#25
When Deers Roam Around The House, You Need To Establish Boundaries...
Final score:
14points
#26
Our Garden Two Years Ago
Final score:
14points
#27
Antique Hand Plow And Fairy Rose Bush
Final score:
14points
#28
An Unpromising 9 Inch Wide Dry Bed Next To The Garage…add A Couple Of Pots And Water Well!
Final score:
14points
#29
Our Flower Garden Is Coming To Life...
Final score:
12points
#30
Our Cactus Garden
Final score:
11points
#31
Technically It's Not Mine Its My Grandmas, But She Lives Next To Me.
Final score:
11points
#32
Just Planted
Final score:
10points
Nina Khmielnitzky 3 years ago
Are those black-eyed Susans? I started growing them too and they have tentacles.
#33
Roses, Bluebonnets, And Begonias, Oh My!
Final score:
9points
#34
Work In Progress
Final score:
9points
#35
Late May Last Year In My Tiny Yard.
Final score:
8points
#36
My Patio
Final score:
7points
#37
Potted Gerbera
Final score:
6points
#39
Morning Glory
Final score:
5points
#40
View From My Back Porch In Wichita Ks USA
Final score:
5points
#41
Just Move Last Fall And Previous Owners Trashed It. So This Is Our Work In Progress.
Final score:
4points
#43
The Lillies....
Final score:
4points
Sneaky Dendro Slime 3 years ago
Ooh! Striped Barbados lilies! Some of my favorite, but make sure to keep your cats away from them!
#44
Yes, I Live In The Middle Of Nowhere.
Final score:
4points
Jette Wang Wahnon 3 years ago
The middle of no-where cannot be all bad....you get to have rainbows in your back yard !
Atchaco-Leigh (Submission author) 3 years ago
And you don't get the musty sounds and smells from the city. I love it.
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My Garden Is Tiny But That Doesn't Stop Me From Cramming In The Plants!
Final score:
4points
Jette Wang Wahnon 3 years ago
I totally get you !.....did you plant the Bamboo in the bin? wise, as they are known invaders...I love the bricks and the chair...but would probably nail a wood box onto it and fill box with pansies...
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
The smaller space can hold so much more magic than the acres some posses
#47
Plants Make Me Happy
Final score:
2points
#51
A Petunia I Saved From The Clearance Section.
Final score:
1point
Betsy Green 3 years ago
I love the clearance section! Usually just a bit or water and love & they come right back to life!
#52
Our Own Vancouver Island Tropical Garden Stays Green Most Of The Winter
Final score:
0points
#54
Believe Me, This Is A Huge Improvement….
Final score:
0points
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Phyzzi 3 years ago
We spent the last... well two years now completely overhauling what yard we have (it's not tiny but with neighbors who have a property 2-3 times as large it sometimes feels small) and we are finally finishing the "building" portion of the yard, but we couldn't find a landscaper to actually do plants! (Bricks, mulch, etc. sure but no planting) so we have been slowly buying and planting ourselves. We are not greenthumbs but it's finally filling in and starting to look good. Oh, I forgot to mention that it started with removing all the grass!
Phyzzi 3 years ago
We spent the last... well two years now completely overhauling what yard we have (it's not tiny but with neighbors who have a property 2-3 times as large it sometimes feels small) and we are finally finishing the "building" portion of the yard, but we couldn't find a landscaper to actually do plants! (Bricks, mulch, etc. sure but no planting) so we have been slowly buying and planting ourselves. We are not greenthumbs but it's finally filling in and starting to look good. Oh, I forgot to mention that it started with removing all the grass!
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