Re: Garden Happiness
Your garden descriptions are beautiful. Here in USDA zone 3 Wasilla
Alaska our perennials have been put to the hardiness test already with the
freeze thaw cycles of winter...Yesterday our garden experience was to watch
a mother moose and her calf munch away at the birch trees. These animals
are huge, much longer legs than a cow. I felt lucky there is plenty of
birch and so far the beasts have left my lilacs and apples alone. After
living all my life with these animals they still leave me in awe. Karin
Covey
> Have just spent a couple of hours sitting in our garden and wanted to
share
> our first garden pleasures of the new millennium.
>
> The Euphorbias, Acanthus, Hellebores, Grasses, Cordylines, Phormiums and
> Ferns, to name a few, are giving us so much pleasure.
>
> The sun is shining and warm, bulbs are showing their green tips as are
some
> perennials - let us pray that a sharp frost will not devour them.
>
> The birds have joined us and have partaken of the seed and nuts that
abound
> in our garden - what more could we wish for?
>
> We have enjoyed the list tremendously - it is lovely to hear about
gardens,
> gardeners, their problems and their successes from so far away and we have
> learned so much in the short time we have been a part of it.
>
> Thank you all so much and may you all have a happy, healthy and wonderful
> gardening year 2000.
>
> Valerie and Arthur, South Yorkshire, England.
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