Pacific Northwest Gardening: Taming the wild garden part 2, 1 by Soferdig

Soferdig wrote:
Well Laurie I guess I have missed this one. I love your garden. It is a lot like mine with the sloping angles everywhere. I am going to copy your Foxglove in my woodland garden in the stairway. Any plant you have to walk around brings interest to the garden traveler. Your woven sticks is kind of tedious for me. I have no patience to do all of that weaving. I am a guy so havent learned how to braid my hair. We all should post our working clothing. It gives us the value of humility in our garden endevors. My DW hardly ever takes pictures so I have many of her but few of me.
Kathy I have snow berry bushes growing everywhere here. They are native to our area. The only problem I have with them is the dull leaf that gets ugly in the hot summer. Also they get bugs here. I have removed several hundred of them in my woodland garden addition. They take over here. Ours don't have that much pink on them though. Yours are probably different.
I have an entire file of my DW's butt while gardening. She is going to kill me but here she is hard at work