Panoramas

not embarrassed at all - it was intentional:)

Nice path Victor.Nikon also has a "Panorama Maker" that came with my camera TheCoolpix

Which Coolpix do you have, Jo?

S210 I like it.Good enough macro and I am finding aps that solve other problems I had. Like the "Scene" setting.

Thanks for the "support" photo, Weeze.....the town has an easement right up to mine...if they want to widen our road (which is very narrow), good-bye fence & garden. However, the town has no money to do anything right now, & that will probably continue for awhile.

HOOOOORAY for poverty.

Yep.

here are a few long shots - i believe this is johnson blue geranium with satomi dw behind

like how this bed is coming alone now that most of the hosta's have matured - may "release" the painted and ghost ferns from the buried pots i have them in next year.

this all gold japanese hak. grass from a coop last year has really grown.

bahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh - lambs ear

You and I chose the same ferns for hostas. My new giant hosta garden has both and you might check out Bradford Rambler a low spreading fern.I'll take pix.

Nice pics Bill. Like the different colors of foliage in all your beds.

Very nice...your Hak grass is doing much better than mine.....mine is very wispy looking, & I lost all the variegated liriope from last year....I planted a few more....never give up!

Panoramas today Sometimes the software reads the image wrong and it stitched the pix w.overlaps.Just ignore it
Daylily and Shade gardens

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.These are early asiatics Buff Pixi.second year for this spot I call Shade-Newpart

Everything looks so healthy, JoAnn....I have a few Asiatics in bloom, but many are totally eaten.

joann both beds look great!

no lillies for me do not want to deal with the red devils

We do what we can.I spray often.

Me, too....but with all the showers, the beetles are winning.

Ohhh yes,spray doesnt work in the rain.

This is the Lasagna Garden I started last March

Your lasagna bed is looking very good JoAnn. Lots of color there already. I like it.

Thanks Pat

It's filling in! Think about any plants you want me to bring in Aug.

Wow Ge! What an amazing difference!!

looking great already JoAnn

Jo Ann, I know you went through a bit of ell putting in the lasagna garden, but it is looking wonderful!

What happens in August??

Wha, what are red devils?

If I hadnt been so impatient the garden would have been easier.
I had a vague memory of how to lasagna,
The part I forgot (the really important part) was to let the layers cure for a year or at least 8 months. Its a bit weedier than I like too but the plants are really looking good.
This garden method is so great for people who cany dig and turn over sod.
August is when Robindog comes to visit her niece who lives just over the hill.We usually get together for an evening .Debilu lives a mile from me so the three of us have a mini RU.
Pollyk will join us this year.

that will be a big as kathy's ru joann:)

red devil and the red beetles that eat lilly's - confused lady

this one is looking up from the driveway past the speria that has started to bloom. will be nicer when the blue spruce grows up a bit and when the hydrangea is in bloom.

Yes, the spruce will really anchor that garden....very nice color combos!

I love your gardens, and panorama is a great way to get a feel for them. I took a few shots today, but my gardens are young...

From the other direction...

Nice, gneiss! Love your DG name. Are you into geology??

Very nice, granite, I love the mixed stone pathway.

Gorgeous gardens, everyone! Wow, I envy the amount of space many of you have. Mine is so limited :(

granitegneiss, I really like your planter combo in the foreground, there. Purple, pink, and orange are my favorite flower colors. I like your house, too, and how the colors look against it. Boy that's one thing I wish I could afford to fix- the exterior look of my house. Ugh.

Ok, here are a few long shots of my dinky garden from the last couple days.

I call this the left bed

same bed, from the front

The right bed long shot. There was a wild barberry tree on the top of the rock that I cut down this year and replaced with my potted Orange Dream Japanese Maple (that seems to grow like a weed). I'm so much happier with how it looks, but am not sure how long I can keep that maple in a pot.

Yeah, I know the yard is all weeds and clover.