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Tir_Na_Nog Houston, United States(Zone 9b) Apr 13, 2006

Starzz your garden looks fabulous as always! Everyone remember her rough gazebo from the contest pics!?

This has been the best forum so far for sharing ideas and real life pics. You guys are doing an awesome job! I aspire to live up to you!

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Pinetucky Swainsboro, GA(Zone 8b) Apr 13, 2006

Ooooh, gorgeous! I am saving a copy of those 2 arbor pics to my ideas file, if you don't mind. Lots of great ideas in this thread!

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Starzz Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a) Apr 14, 2006

You all put a grin on my face this morning, as I wake up with a tired old body. LOL

I have been raking and chopping up the fallen apples with the lawn tractor on my days off.

Dreaming that I can make this old garden look as good as it was in those pics.

This is a trellis made from 2x4's for the frame and garden stakes for the cross pieces.. I found the medallions on sale and used them for decoration at the top.

Happy gardening to you all.

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sterhill Atlanta, GA(Zone 7b) Apr 16, 2006

I did one in copper that I really like: http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/581881/

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Tir_Na_Nog Houston, United States(Zone 9b) Jul 15, 2006

This isn't quite what you were looking for but was a similar concept and I just loved the idea!!!

http://community.webshots.com/photo/427110945/1427536228076517307fCvGwg

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sticks_n_stones Crosbyton, TX(Zone 7a) Jul 18, 2006

even tho mine is manufactured....i just got it so can i show a pic.....i still am searching for something to go on it.....

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Tir_Na_Nog Houston, United States(Zone 9b) Jul 21, 2006

Still, it's incredibly beautiful!

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sticks_n_stones Crosbyton, TX(Zone 7a) Jul 21, 2006

TNN...thanks....:) the shade sure makes it awfully inviting this HOT afternoon....you hot too??? saw you over at the texas heat forum...:)

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Tir_Na_Nog Houston, United States(Zone 9b) Jul 21, 2006

Hehe, not to hot....just can't go outside! The AC makes up for it. =)

I've heard a lot since being on Dave's that when things say "Plant in FULL SUN" they don't mean in the sun at all in Texas. Rats! I'm still trying to adjust to planting in my zone. At least you are little higher up than me.

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sticks_n_stones Crosbyton, TX(Zone 7a) Jul 21, 2006

isnt that true......and in texas put suncreen on your plants(grin)

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DanceyTx Midway, TX(Zone 8b) Jul 22, 2006

And I've lived in Texas all my life. Should have known as a new gardener not to plant in full sun like the directions said. Very few of my plants get full sun.

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bivbiv Central FL, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 23, 2006

Same thing in Florida...full sun doesn't mean full sun. :)

Sit down and prop your feet up Tir...Keep yourself and your "companion" cool. :))))

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