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[Elybazza61]

Very nice, where are you located? I'm in the UK west midlands and here its been snowing and the garden is still in its winter slumber.

East Cambridgeshire; actually just checked and it was the end of February.

This was taken yesterday;

 

[rockyroller]

Taken a few days ago;

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All tidied up the last couple of weeks after the winter but protection kept on some plants for this cold period.
Not sure if everything is ok, tree ferns are still wrapped as is the Schefflera and Daphniphyllum.
All Agaves and other tender stuff in pots tucked away in the greenhouse.

ooh looks warm! where's that?

 

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East Cambridgeshire; actually just checked and it was the end of February.

This was taken yesterday;

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Yesterday morning here.

 

[Elybazza61]

ooh looks warm! where's that?

Small city in Cambridgeshire called Ely; looks warmer than it actually was.

 

[briantrumpet]

My French garden... at last I've got the lawn looking like a lawn, and now I'm just waiting for the border planting to grow & create a semi-boundary between my garden and the neighbours'. I need to buy a few more this week to plant to fill gaps where two or thee of last years plants failed.

 

[PeteXXX]

Work in progress, but we've only been here since January and very little had been done for several years by the looks of it!

 

[rockyroller]

took a small risk & hope the condo police don't throw a fit. ever since some neighbor decide to publicize a trail thru the woods, right at our back door, we've lost some privacy & developed some erosion, to the point that it's dangerous to walk up & down a small slope, near our garden. basically turned to a mudslide. I took some 2x2 pressure treated sticks, cut them in half, drilled 2 holes each & used some 12" nails, to pound them into the ground forming crude steps. also sprinkled some grass seed & covered w/ some soil. here's hoping ...
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looking better this spring

 

[rockyroller]

got the palm plants started outside. the one that over wintered in a pot was ready & the tubers that spent the winter dried out in a box in our basement will be much happier outside now that they sprouted again. I gave the tree away so while I'll miss it, I'm glad it has a new home
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had 2 plants over winter in pots & cut back the tubers for a dark ride in the basement, then restarted them in March. got them in the ground this weekend. hoping they do well like I'm used to

these were just bulbs under dirt in March. I'm rather proud of them

they should perk up in a few weeks

this photo from summer 2021

 

[All uphill]

Our garden.

The oak tree is on the boundary of the garden.

The Quantocks in the distance.

 

[rockyroller]

Our garden.

The oak tree is on the boundary of the garden.

The Quantocks in the distance.

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very nice. looks like you have a free standing greenhouse of some kind, down below, against the wall/fence?

 

[All uphill]

very nice. looks like you have a free standing greenhouse of some kind, down below, against the wall/fence?

Thanks. The mini greenhouse is a lean-to against the wall.

 

[rockyroller]

Thanks. The mini greenhouse is a lean-to against the wall.

cool, got any other pics? how does it do, during winter months?

 

[All uphill]

It's in a sheltered spot and stays frost free through winter. It gets limited direct sun, so it's not good for tomatoes, but is ideal for giving seedlings an early start.

 

[pawl]

My back garden

 

[All uphill]

cool, got any other pics? how does it do, during winter months?