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Looking downstream, the water race burbles along past the plants, shrubs, and flaxes of the Dog-Path Garden. This is a busy garden, full of surprises, and worth visiting on a hot summer's day. ![]() Dog-Path Garden Downstream - 2009 The pictures below show how quickly these new gardens have bulked out. It only takes three years for them to look well established - another two more and they're overgrown! ![]() Dog-Path Garden Downstream - 2003 I blame the Head Gardener for planting the plants far too close together! ![]() Dog-Path Garden Downstream - 2000 The archive photographs below show the end of the Dog-Path Garden under construction. The piece of wood which spans the water race here is affectionately known as The Plank, and has become a Moosey Living Treasure. ![]() The End of the Dog-Path Garden (2002) There has been huge growth in this garden since it was first dug and planted. A few plants have been shifted, and a few mistakes have been made. But hey! That's part of the fun of developing new ground! ![]() the end of the dog-path garden (1999) My signature Phormiums are everywhere - I adore these spiky New Zealand flaxes. They enjoy growing by the water, too.
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