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"I haven't been home for so long."
Our son in Melbourne who like so many Kiwis is now literally unable to fly, who's kept away from family and friends by heartless, totalitarian Governments in NZ and Victoria, asked for photos of our garden.
When he saw them, his comment was something like, "Wow! I don't know how you find the time."
I don't: God finds it for me.
 | | South porch, judas tree right, box hedging |
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 | | Judas tree (Cercis candadensis) |
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 | | Malus floribunda, stone pine, box hedging |
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 | | North terrace with wistaria coming into flower |
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 | | The gardener's lament - "You should have seen it last week"(the freesias (right) are over) |
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 | | The parterre with as many California poppies as are allowed by the quail, olive trees, stone pines |
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 | | Malus floribunda, tamarisk and cypresses |
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 | Early morning with almond tree, stone pines
and olives (right) |
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 | | The parterre with bird bath in foreground left |
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 | | Early morning, showing the Sermon on the Mount in box (Buxus), pohutukawa right rear |
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So beautiful Julia!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! The garden too... 😉😊
ReplyDeleteLovely home and views, Julia.
ReplyDeleteWow an earthly paradise. God may have the overall say on how things grow but those manicured hedges don't trim themselves.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! Well done!
ReplyDeleteWin Needham:
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful - what a joy it must be to live there, Julia. Such reward for the hard work and hours of dedication ❤
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ReplyDeleteNo doubt it's easy to understand the wonders of God surrounded by such beauty Julia. You are a talented gardener too.
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