A sculpture made from rustic barbed wire.
In the shape of a sheep, of course!
A place for the birds.
A Simple yet elegant cast iron urn draws in the eye.
I love the rustic vegy patch to the right and the stark white gazebo in the background looks divine.
The contrast of neatly pruned box hedge and romantic cottage plants is perfection.
Old fashion dahlias and sedems in the forefront add colour to the greenery.
An espaliered beurre bosc pear tree is a great use of space. Dwarf Tahitian lime trees are planted below making it a mini garden of Eden.
Standard Olive trees with silvery grey foliage compliment the green box topiary.
Another espaliered tree. This one is an apple tree. Not only does it look good its produces lots of yummy fruit. Dad brought this idea
back home with him.
back home with him.
An espaliered Fig tree is a magnificent idea.
I love the use of this gorgeous teak garden bench. It becomes a practical focal point in the garden.
I was amazed by Marian and Rodney's ( Mum and Dad's) photographs that they took on a recent holiday to New Zealand. A few of you have asked me to post some of their garden tour snaps on our blog.. so here they are. I hope you get inspired and excited as much as I did when I saw these lovely garden pics. Enjoy...
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