Hallson Gardens

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all you guys

$1.99 ... the price of half a hosta. Great value Chris LOL

I have just been told that the short film YUKI ... filmed in my Japanese Garden (http://fujiyamagarden.com) is now available on I tunes for a mere £1.49
For nothing
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/movie/yuki/ ... n-mpt=uo=4
Sam
Fujiyama Japanese Garden

With the new snows this little pic has just been selected for picture of the month

Here's wishing you all a very Happy Christmas from the Fujiyama Japanese Garden

Love the stone path .. what kind of stone is that? where does it originate?
Good work so far

Mine took some 10 years before it flowered at all. This is its best year so far. I only prune to keep it cut back to size, and it has never been fed (in line with my motto 'feed nothing, and then nothing will feel left out' )

Here are a couple taken last week

As big as possible Pia ... hold on .... I am on my way over

Hi Pia Hi Bob you old earth dog :) Pia,if you only planted it last spring you may well get away with moving it now. Take as big a root ball as possible, and prepare the planting hole in advance, so that the tree is out of the ground for as short a time as possible (it might not even notice being mov...

oops ... for some reason I had formed the impression that this was George's work. My fault and my apologies
I now see what George was talking about and I agree. It still looks very good though

Good to see the new leaf on the Japanese maples. It is certainly true that these trees are at their prettiest close up in Spring, and from a distance in Autumn
Keep up the good work

Good for you George. Helps keep you young

Hi George
Good to see that you are still at work, but so far as your pic goes I just can only see black
Try another pic in daylight so that we can all enjoy

Yes Pia, the weather here has been beautiful ever since we returned from Barbados in early March. Had some great weather over the Easter holiday period particularly
Here's hoping that it isn't an early summer and about to change

Everything seems to have been very quiet here for some time, so here are a couple of photographs to stimulate some action

The short film partially made in the Japanese Garden has now launched its own website which will bring you up to date with progress
You will also find links to the Fujiyama Garden
I hope you find something of interest
http://www.yukifilm.com/

grrrrrrr Just not right that you got a ripe tomato before me :) There has been only one year that I can remember where I had a ripe tomato in July .... it is usually August before they appear ... AND I grow them in a greenhouse Lots of tomatoes this year but still no sign of them ripening AND they t...

Ah Chris
Thankfully the other two days are not with me

Here is a preview of my experiences on Saturday past
I hope you enjoy
http://www.fujiyamagarden.com/page22.html