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Self care by growing a garden

Self care by growing a garden

A SOS to any green thumbs out there

I have always found gardening to be therapeutic and it has given me great joy. However, after a major crisis with Mr Darcy's health I have not had been able to get back into it. Have other gardeners suffered from a similar hiatus and how have you recovered and got going again?

Darcy

PS have a spot that needs filling any recommendations for a 1m high cool climate white flower plant?

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I've got a few benches and other seating options around the garden... hassle is, backing on to a creek means we get lots of mozzies, so sitting out in the agarden sometimes turns into an endurance test. 😛 What I'd likee to do is set up a "summer house" with flyscreens all around it, and the option of covering it to serve as a greenhouse in winter. But that requires getting some building work organised.
It'll happen sometime. Just dunno when yet. 🙂

This kinda thing. But maybe square, because odd angles are structurally difficult.

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Yea that's it aye @Shaz51

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that looks soo lovely @Smc

Hello @Former-Member, @eudemonism, @Former-Member, @Maggie, @Determined, @Janiee, @Appleblossom, @PeppiPatty, @Adge

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Beautiful @Shaz51, it has been warm and dry here, our plants are suffering but weeds appear to be thriving. We do have some lovely colour provided by tough customers. Did a bit of spraying today (prefer to hand weed but too dry/too many). Watered just a few of the newer plantings, they are not hardy until established.

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We have a few seating areas in our garden, used most in spring and autumn. As our garden is becoming more established it is increasingly pleasant to sit outdoors with a cuppa.

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Beautiful @Shaz51

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one of our customers gave me cutting from her bushes @eudemonism, @Former-Member

but mr shaz does not want anymore bushes around

@Smc, @Former-Member, @Maggie

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Who rules the roost though @Shaz51

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ha ha Me @eudemonism

I will plant them soon , at the moment they are in water and growing @Former-Member

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@eudemonism

All I can say is a quote my dear old Dad used to say

"Never doubt your wife's judgement, after all, look who she married"

😀😀😀

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