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[AnneKipankitoo]

To continue the other thread. This is thread 7.
This is our beech hedge.

Looks like a hydrangea @Sweetpea1532

That's a nicotiana sylvestris, I think. Taller than the multicolored ones, and (I think) a bit more refined (and taller). When we moved here (32 years ago) they self seeded behind the gate for years. Sadly now all gone, and despite trying I can't get it going again.

@Sweetpea1532 It's a hydrangea bottom right and the very last of the Geranium Rozanne bottom left.

Ooh interesting Sweet pea I might have to have a nibble!

Another view of MIL garden . It was taken by a visitor staying with me just now. I think it has been photo shopped

Another one from Japan. A couple of pics from the garden of the Adachi Museum of Art near Matsue on the north-west coast of Japan's main island of Honshu. Off the beaten track, but voted the number 1 Japanese garden for the last 20+ years by Japan Gardens magazine.

The art collection was impressive, but I suspect most people go there for the garden.

Impressive gardens with all those trees and shrubs and so different Annekipankitoo and macshoto thanks for posting!

The borrowed scenery there is amazing @macshoto

@AnneKipankitoo wow, Just spectacular! ..all the different shapes and sizes go so well together to make quite a setting.

I thought of your MILs garden when I saw this topiary kitty cat

@applecatchers36 oh, please do some research before nibbling..Id feel just awful if they gave you a bad tum

Love the Cat.

The cat is purrfect @Sweetpea1532

A tiny section of my very steep enormous garden, my sanctuary...

Oh that’s lovely @Cumbrianwife .
@Sweetpea1532 has a steep garden too.

Wonderful, @Cumbrianwife

@Cumbrianwife your garden is so whimsical🧚‍♀️🧚...I am quite impressed..as @AnneKipankitoo has said, I have a steep garden..., but it doesn't hold a candle to yours, especially with ground squirrels feasting about.☹️
How on earth do you tend to it? Tie a rope around yourself?
I've taken quite a few tumbles.

@macshoto the mounds of green in your second photo are just gorgeous. My photo for today - slightly odd combination of Japanese anemones and a tree fern!

That’s mesmerising @WobblyLondoner

I have a David Austin still going strong. In bloom since May. Scent is heavenly.

Oh my @TheDuchessOfMN - that is just glorious. I can almost smell it!

Stunning rose @TheDuchessOfMN

Gorgeous pop of cerise DuchessofMN

Despite cutting my Lupins back twice, I have a very healthy looking new flower.
And the Snap dragons are back - and I razored them.

That's fabulous late show of colour, @TammyJones.

Here's a cactus in flower. It was divided last year as it had stopped flowering and the smaller divisions are sulking a bit.

@echt
That's beautiful.
Sometimes gardens can look their best late summer/ early autumn.

I should have said I'm in Melbourne and this is mid-spring. Cactus flowers tend to be regular no matter what.