Woos Garden in July

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  1. wiseowl

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    To Day:)
    Lower Garden
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    Top section
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    Scarlet Emperor Runner beans
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    One word..... WoW:luv:
     
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    :ntwrth: Woo..!! It is beautiful, the way you have made different rooms & they can only get better as the summer progresses.. I can just picture you & Mrs Woo sitting out there on a summers evening enjoying it all... :yho:Thanks so much for sharing.. :thumb:
     
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    Woo - that's fantastic. A wonderful bit of landscaping.
     
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    Each section has its own mood and I think that is really special. Different bits keep drawing my attention.

    The Mediterranean style courtyard middle garden looks so warm and inviting.

    Can I ask what is covering the central arch? It looks dark- is it ivy?
     
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    Ditto :gnthb:
     
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    Banana Man You're Growing On Me ...

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    Looking good WOO !:cool::gnthb:
     
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    Good evening Robert,Marley ,Peter,Melinda, Penny and BM thank you for your lovely comments they are very much appreciated:)

    Melinda over the Arch are Ivy , Golden Hop plant ,and a climbing Rose Compassion:)
     
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    Ooh in that case can we have a close up of the arch please??!!

    We can see just a tantalising glimpse of rose and cant see the golden hop at all!!
     
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    Hi Melinda the two are intertwined the Golden Hop has the lighter coloured leaves almost Lime Green:)

    Everything in the garden,Wood/Bricks/Blocks and Slabs have been used before, when I saw buildings being demolished,The Arch and the gate I made from used half fence posts screwed together:)

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    Gorgeous!
     
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    I have a better word - supercalifragilisticexpealidocious! :hehe: INO - dead awesome, my friend!
     
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    Hi Woo, it is looking beautiful- very neat and tidy too. I love the table and two chairs and hope you manage to get some relaxation time to enjoy it all!
     
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    Good morning Penny,Daisees and Jazmine thank you for your lovely comments ,much appreciated:)
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Your garden never fails to amaze me Woo with all the lovely plants and shrubs put into it.All credit to you and Mrs Woo for your hard work and dedication in making your garden a beautiful feature:gnthb:
     
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