That's a really interesting way of growing a Flower Carpet rose, Papi Jo. I like it. And your penstemons are gorgeous! Hope the visitors were appreciative.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
At last! It's let me post some photos. I clicked carriage return twice between each one but the spacings are uneven. All are under 2MB but they look quite big.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
At last! It's let me post some photos. I clicked carriage return twice between each one but the spacings are uneven. All are under 2MB but they look quite big.
Nice pics, BL. Yours looks like quite a large garden... and a lot of maintenance work. But the result is well-worth the effort (says he who just looks and admires). Your visitors must find your garden "très anglais". Bravo!
Your photos are about 2.5MB in weight and 2 048px × 1 536px in size, which is reasonable. What really matters re display speed on the visitors' computers/tablets/smartphones is the weight, not the size in pixels. You can get the same pixel size for a reduced weight (in MB) but with a lower resolution.
Lovely pictures everyone, some beautiful gardens and plants. Your garden looked as though it was at its finest for the opening @Papi Jo. We had our village open gardens this weekend. It was a bit frustrating as its all so late here this year that everything that is usually out in early June is still about a week or so away from flowering, and the hailstorm that hit us earlier in the year had a big impact on lots of things that would usually be bulking up my borders, the delphiniums, lupins etc are pretty much non-existent. The wildlfowers saved the day though, plenty of colour in there. Still had a nice weekend though, we had plenty of visitors depsite the weather being very overcast and windy.
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Still had a nice weekend though, we had plenty of visitors depsite the weather being very overcast and windy.