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Summer Garden Growth

The two trees in these photographs of the Dog-Path Garden were chosen for their contrasting leaf colour. In this photograph they are growing well in their fourth summer. Even the red Maple is starting to enjoy being here.

 The rather flimsy archway is at the moment rose-less.
Dog-Path Trees - 2002

As the woodland feeling of this garden increases I will be moving out the smaller plants which are sun-seekers. And please don't look at the state of the grass! Aargh!

An Early Dog-Path Garden Photograph

In this photograph from the archives you can see the curved edge of the Dog-Path Garden, with the garage on the other side of the water race in the distance. It won't be long before the stumps in this garden are completely covered.

 I take photos every summer so you can compare the growth.
Dog-Path Trees - 2000

The garden was well mulched with weed supressing newspaper and reject lucerne. The new trees in this archive photograph are still quite small. They were chosen for their all-year-round features.

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