I had not thought of trees as a garden except in intensively manicured–and big, big–places. Much less thought of trees as or in a gallery. I enjoy this thought and attractive work. I like the cat going north. Sounds definite, intentional. I think cats look to act that way, even when they fall off the chair. Thank you!
The big twin maples (actually two seedlings originally and could not decide which one to prune) began in a flower part as a volunteer. I did plant them myself when they were very small.
I had not thought of trees as a garden except in intensively manicured–and big, big–places. Much less thought of trees as or in a gallery. I enjoy this thought and attractive work. I like the cat going north. Sounds definite, intentional. I think cats look to act that way, even when they fall off the chair. Thank you!
The trees with a very few exceptions, grew by themselves and I pruned and cut to form the garden. It was a cabbage patch 15 years ago.
Absolutely, several of the pics have cats in them.
The Winter Berry is lovely!
There is a Gentleman Jim Winterberry nearby, he doesn’t berry. My name for it. Thank you!
That seems like a nice name for a Gentleman. 🙂
🙂 I never could remember the name, so the one I gave him is it. He needs a lot of pruning, she not so much.
Trees are fascinating…..Lovely! 🙂
The big twin maples (actually two seedlings originally and could not decide which one to prune) began in a flower part as a volunteer. I did plant them myself when they were very small.
lovely photos
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