What a fabulous view James I've always assumed Texas was too hot and dry to grow much other than giant cacti - how wrong I am Great to see gardens from other parts of the world here too. Thanks for sharing
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Your garden photos are always quite inspiring @jamesholt - with such a difference between our climates, what do you learn from GW programmes that you can put to good use in your own patch ?
Thank you for the kind comments. We have been very cold and very wet this year. I don't like the cold. We got down to =10 Fahrenheit this winter with ice and snow. This killed many of our shrubs. We have had below normal temperatures for the past six months and above rainfall. Because of the water table being only about two feet I plant things that can tolerate water. I generally can grow anything monty don plants in his garden but I can start six weeks early generally but not this year. Watching his garden mine is only about 2 weeks ahead.here you can see my fig trees. They were 10ft tall last year but got burned by the cold
Wow! it is wet there this year. I've got mildew on some plants already and the soil is like concrete despite all the rain we had a while ago. Looks like you're doing a great job James
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I've always assumed Texas was too hot and dry to grow much other than giant cacti - how wrong I am
Great to see gardens from other parts of the world here too.
Thanks for sharing
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
I've got mildew on some plants already and the soil is like concrete despite all the rain we had a while ago.
Looks like you're doing a great job James
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.