Somewhere to reflect

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    At the end of my garden somewhere to reflect:cool::)
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      It's lovely WOO! Nice to see you too!!
       
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      We think alike, Woo!! Everyone needs a quiet place to reflect..........but only on the good things:snork: That is a lovely place to sit and ponder. It's good to know you feeling better enough to post on GC again, believe me, you have been sorely missed by many members and that includes me.

      Just to bring you up to date I've planted, last Autumn, your recommended rose "Compassion" on the South side of my Arbour and and another rose "Alchemist" on the North side. Both are starting to flower even though Compassion is still only around 4' tall and "Alchemist" is around 5'. Also another rose that you tempted me with "Oranges and Lemons is in my main border, planted dry root very early Spring, is also starting to flower.

      Rose "Alchemist"
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      Rose "Compassion"

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      When "Oranges and Lemons" comes into flower I'll post a pic!
       
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        Nice to see you're back with us Woo:blue thumb:
         
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        Looks nice. I too am thinking about a project for a quiet area for me and the wife at the bottom of the garden by the wildflower area. As there is only 9inches of soil before hitting solid concrete my raised beds for more veg are probably a no go now.

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        Many heartfelt thanks,Catztail,Armandll,Pete and Rusty for your kind words they are very much appreciated,I am so pleased Armandll that your beautiful roses are a success and I am sure they will give you years of pleasure :)
         
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          Lovely place to sit and relax. :dbgrtmb:

          Great to see you back :hapydancsmil:
           
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          Hi Shiney thank you my dear friend,sincerely hope that you and H are OK.:)
           
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            Oooh a smashing little corner Woo, just what the gardener needs.. :SUNsmile: :ThankYou: for sharing & sooo good to see you again.. :spinning:
             
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              Nice one Woo:dbgrtmb: Thought you'd flown south for the summer.
               
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              Hi Woo,

              H sends her regards :dbgrtmb:. We'll email you soon, when our email is working. :)
               
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              Good afternoon Marley,Zigs and Lucy for your most kind words,Lucy at last someone who understands me:WINK1: and why I spend so much time at the top of my garden:)
               
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                Thank you Lucy but if I ever get cold ,I,ll do some digging:WINK1::ThankYou:
                 
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