Scott - How's your new fence progressing?
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Scott - How's your new fence progressing?
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Yeah I would also be very interested in a progress report 
Since Im also thinking about making a fence of some kind.
Yeah that scene is really nice!! I wish it could be much easier to find good stepping stones like that. I wanted to add some that is leading to my now isolated "pond island" in the middle of the lawn, to give it a connection to the rest of the garden...
/Henrik
Since Im also thinking about making a fence of some kind.Yeah that scene is really nice!! I wish it could be much easier to find good stepping stones like that. I wanted to add some that is leading to my now isolated "pond island" in the middle of the lawn, to give it a connection to the rest of the garden...
/Henrik
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I think Scott is out of town at the moment, so it may be a day or two before he can respond.
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WOW. I wish my yard looked like that!
It will someday... but still...
I want a progress report too when he gets back in town.
It will someday... but still...
I want a progress report too when he gets back in town.
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Oh its quite all right... its still just mid april... for me the real fun gardening start in mid may Right now Im only thinking about design and design.. and reading all the books I have about japanese gardening... still too cold and boring outdoors to do something fun
Oh a qyestion, what do you know about the plant Cornus cousa satomi?
In my local nursery they have this speciment. I think the flowers look nice and are not that dominating... has anyone heard about it? I was thinking of having it close to the wood deck.
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Right now Im only thinking about design and design.. and reading all the books I have about japanese gardening... still too cold and boring outdoors to do something fun Oh a qyestion, what do you know about the plant Cornus cousa satomi?
In my local nursery they have this speciment. I think the flowers look nice and are not that dominating... has anyone heard about it? I was thinking of having it close to the wood deck.
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Sorry for the long absence; spring is very trying this year...
No fence yet, sorry to say. I am still negotiating with the SO and finances are tight. My boonsai experience has taught me to look a long time before deciding on action (or that is what I tell myself to keep procrastinating...)
Cornus kousa 'Satomi' is a great plant Henrik; clear pink flower unlike most pink dogwoods. Problem free and hardy and despite prolific fruiting (edible at that) non-invasive. Really good choice!
HG
No fence yet, sorry to say. I am still negotiating with the SO and finances are tight. My boonsai experience has taught me to look a long time before deciding on action (or that is what I tell myself to keep procrastinating...)
Cornus kousa 'Satomi' is a great plant Henrik; clear pink flower unlike most pink dogwoods. Problem free and hardy and despite prolific fruiting (edible at that) non-invasive. Really good choice!
HG
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Hi!
Long time no see! Im wondering if the helpful gardener has come around to build a fence? I remember that lovely scene under your big maple with a lantern and tsukubai... eager to see more eye candy like that
/Henrik
Long time no see! Im wondering if the helpful gardener has come around to build a fence? I remember that lovely scene under your big maple with a lantern and tsukubai... eager to see more eye candy like that
/Henrik
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Any new fence news?
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Subarashiiiiiii!!!!!You can solve all your problems in a garden/laboratory.
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Herb2 is better name 
You guys have nice Japanese gardens by now a?
Wow
You guys have nice Japanese gardens by now a?
Wow
You can solve all your problems in a garden/laboratory.
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Nice. What background studying did you do in Japanese gardening? it looks really well done. your garden photos. I lov the huming bird nest photos a lot.
You can solve all your problems in a garden/laboratory.
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