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Along the Garden Fence

Plantings along the garden fence towards the pergola have changed over the years. First things were very simple - and apart from daffodils and some neglected dahlias there were few major gardening statements. But then...

 Now in summer the rose Crepuscule almost covers the pergola.
The Back Fence and Garden - 2004

Gradually the roses grew and learnt to cover the fence rails, and the pergola became more of an objet d'art and less of a bare wooden structure. The garden bed itself was dug gradually wider - and wider...

 Nothing much has changed!
The Back Fence and Garden - 2006

Below is an early photograph, taken in 1998, of the fence-line garden. It has been put to bed for winter with a blanket of pea-straw. It's hard to imagine how much growth there will be.

Even back then I usually got things far too squashed. And you can see the naked new pergola, looking a little silly, waiting for some clothes.

winter mulch
the back fence and garden - 1998

Great Gardening Disasters

This is the scene of one of the Great Moosey Gardening Disasters. In 1998 there were just a few raspberry canes living against this fence - just a few, you understand. In the autumn of 2004 I spent hours and hours trying to dig the resulting raspberry colony out. Hmm...

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