| A suspended old window frame on my deck. It wasan idea from one of those gardening shows. |
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| All perennials are weeds somewhere in the world. June-Anne |
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| One of my roses that nestles beside a wall. A friend had given me enough broken up concrete from an old driveway to create the wall and the patio it sits on. |
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| A friend worked at a rose nursery in Southwestern Ontario for a few summers. When visiting one weekend, she brought me several potted roses that had lost their tags. If you could help me with identification, could you please email me. |
| The winding path set in the grass just before I built the bridge. The local authorities had torn down an 1800's warehouse. I scooped up the foundation stones. Recycling at it's best. |
| The bridge I built from discounted lumber from a local lumber yard to walk over my river garden. I think I put this together for about $10, but that of course does not include the cost of cursing! |
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| My very first Hosta - Hosta Ventricosa - which I have finally identified. It was given to me by a neighbour. At last count I think I have 22 different varieties. |
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| Stuffed construction boots - Just for fun! |
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| The Back Fence It's a 6' stormwater easment that was always to wet to mow. So....I called in the engineers and asked if I could plant on it. Everything planted there is native from the roadsides and nearby open country. If it bloomed or looked appealing found a new home on the easement. |
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| Lillies - so spectacular in their bright colours. This was the first of many to follow. They are just so pretty and give a nice punch to a dull area. |
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