For several weeks on Thursday I will be posting quotations from my eBook Guess What’s in My Garden! that provide different views on the question: What is a Garden?
This week I add two more perspectives for you to think about.
A garden is a gathering place. It’s a place where kids run, play, kick, throw, catch, hide, seek, laugh, yell, somersault, and do hand stands. It’s a place where adults meet, stroll, relax, read, bond, share, and learn
A garden is a construction site for beds, walls, benches, paths, sculpture, patios, steps, fences, trellises, and arbors.
What is a garden to you?
Look for another perspective next Thursday.
so lovely
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Thank you. I’m glad you liked it.
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What a great idea for getting through the dark days of winter.
My garden is a safe refuge away from technology and a return to the sounds of nature and the rhythms of the natural day.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Beautiful pictures!
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Thank you. They are from my last two gardens.
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My garden is a place to relax, breathe and be surrounded by nature.
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Well said, Susi.
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My garden is a place to be drawn into the beauty of color and the magic of birds, bees, and butterflies.
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Thanks for your thoughts, Jason. This was another comment that I needed to dig out. Don’t understand,but now I know where to look.
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Very beautiful garden!
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Thank you, Peter. Good luck with your blog.
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Thank you!
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For me, a garden is where I can dream and where all of my senses can find delight. Your garden is beautiful.
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Thanks, Lisa. I must say that I too do a lot of dreaming in my garden.
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I do a lot of dreaming in my garden also. Thanks, Lisa.
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