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"I am writing in the garden. To
write as one should of a garden one
must write not outside it or merely
somewhere near it, but in the
garden."
Frances Hodgson
Burnett:
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"All through the long
winter, I dream of my garden. On the
first day of spring, I dig my fingers
deep into the soft earth. I can feel its
energy, and my spirits
soar." Helen Hayes:
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We do hope that you will like our website. We took the path
of the garden because we are gardeners. Simply that. We
wanted to talk to like-minded people and hopefully convert a
few also. We've put together some
articles covering all sorts of aspects and would like to hear
from you, our fellow gardeners, about what you might like to
read about.
Do you have a nice garden? Have you got some
nice digital photos of it (or part of it)? Send us a
picture of your garden
or an area within it and if we like it we'll
publish it on our site and let us know if you would
like your name mentioned.
Maybe something like "Mike
Gardener - Haywards Heath"? If we get
enough photos we'll create a whole section devoted to it and if
any of you have some great ideas or tips we can publicise those
too.
"I have never had so many good
ideas day after day as when I worked in the
garden." John Erskine:
"Let no one think that real
gardening is a bucolic and meditative occupation. It is an
insatiable passion, like everything else to which a man gives
his heart." Karel Capek:
"Gardening
is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape
it. When you go visiting,
your eyes rove about the garden; you
interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an
irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed."
Lewis Gannitt:
If you're intested in reading about
garden design or Landscaping have a look at a sister site. There you will get some ideas and
resources that may help you to lay out a new garden or
improve what you already have.
The picture (right) is a snap of the first show from Mr A.
Richards's pond in the UK. Thanks very much for this lovely
contribution Mr Richards.....any more?

This photo (left) is sent in by a reader who claims it is
his garden. He said his name is Mr Chia and that he originally
came from China but sources tell us that in fact he runs the
local take-away and is a bit of a mickey taker. Of course we
believe you Mr Chia!
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Peter Charalambos
 Author: Peter Charalambos
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