| What is a garden without numerous inhabitants? I feel they add so much character and are usually a good source of conversation with garden visitors. |
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| Let's meet some of the Gang |
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| Our inhabitants are an integral part of the various themes we have tried to create. However I need to point out that our inhabitants like to frequent various different sections of the garden and are never in the one place for too long. Many are also given regular "maintenance sessions" and undergo colour changes. So let us continue our stroll and say hello to some of the residents. This is only a small section. You will meet the remainder during your next visit. You may decide you have your own personal favourite. |
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| This is what we walk out to each morning from our back door. Colourful and lifelike. |
| Looking so content nestled in amongst the greenery. Back garden |
| Looks like our little frog has found a good spot. He lives in the front garden. |
| A pair of cuties on the bridge. They live in the back garden |
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| Creating in the garden gives you the ability to lose yourself in your own little world for a while. Janice |
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| ...MENU... Home Flowers/Plants Part 1 Part 2 Koi & Goldfish Pond Koi&Goldfish Water Features Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 General Garden Part 1 Part 2 Garden Inhabitants Part 1 Part 2 Greenbank Visit Greenbank A Word about Gardening Meet my co-gardeners |
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