Pic of the Day--Garden Tour 19

[Hank Zumach]

Hi--Here is a shot of an area on the uphill side of the path that runs on the slope behind our home. In a previous posting I mentined that I have a 10-15 foot wide swath of mostly hosta seedlings planted along there to serve as a barrier to the forest undergrowth. The female gnome used to hang out in a bed in our south lawn but she apparently decided she needed a change of scenery.

[LucyGoose]

Hi Hank!!

Loving this tour!

[Hank Zumach]

Lucy and everyone--Thanks for letting me know you're enjoying it. It does make it worthwhile for me.

[LucyGoose]

[thehostagourmet]

Hank, I'm green with envy. (Green is a sign of spring approaching, isn't it?)

George

[maidofshade]

Hank
Your gardens are truly amazing. Since we are snowed in right now I have been showing your tour pics to my husband. We would love to see these in person some day!
Who knows maybe a roadtrip will be possible sometime. I just love your combinations and can't say enough about your beautiful views Keep them coming!!
Cheryl

[Hank Zumach]

Cheryl--Betty and I welcome visitors almost any time. Just give us an email or a call to make sure that we will be here.

[maidofshade]

Thanks Hank
You just never know!! I'm afraid of coming in person, I might never want to leave!! Could you use a gardener??:lol: Cheryl

[Hank Zumach]

Cheryl--Well...we do offer visitors the option of carrying around a weeding tool. Does that count?

[maidofshade]

Well that would make me feel right at home!! I had to laugh when you said that you sit to relax and soon you are walking around pulling weeds or something...I think any garden large or small is always a work in progress isn't it
Cheryl

[Patrushka]

Peek-a-boo. She wanted to see how the rest of the hostas were doing. They're beautiful and I think she likes it there.