I like to share and to show off, and
some of the stuff that we've been talking about in the Container Gardening Group
bring these pictures to mind. So I thought I'd post some from my album, I hope
you like them...
They are in no particular order. Just as
I run across them, and have time to add, so you get to snoop! :)
Some
of the hyacinths that I forced every year to give as gifts.
A
section of 'shade' garden. This spot got about an hour of sun in the morning and
about an hour and a half before sunset no actual full sun at all. It was on a
north wall.
This
section was on an east facing wall, that was blocked from southern sun. So it
got early morning sun and high noon and then it was back in the shade.
Another
shade garden on a north wall. Indirect sunrise sun.. Full shade during the day.
Indirect sun for about an hour and a half late day.
Three stages of growth of my west facing morning glory
wall. Very low maintenance. A board edging for easy lawn mowing, deep mulch - so
no weeding, and my compostable trellis - just cut the plants at soil level at
the end of the season. Unhook the trellis at the top of the house and let the
wall drop. Let the heap dry for a day or two and then kick it into a bundle that
you can throw in a wheel barrow and cart it off to the compost pile. Hose down
the side of the house and it's all done.