unagrant's Journal

Good on you, Una. 

Destruction in the garden could be looked on simply as an opportunity to do something new. Of course, when you lose something which you have treasured it is a blow but plants come and go, gardens change all the time and bad weather and its effects are simply part of the overall picture.

Keep at it. Paddy 

Your garden looks great Una. Any chance you could put it in Photos.

Lovely! but I know what you mean, I feel like that at the moment as the garden is destroyed by leaves from trees outside my boundary, but I know come the Spring I will try again!

Una in truth you never feel out of love with it most likely, it's very frustrating to have all your hard work undone, but it is sadly a feature of a new garden which is exposed. Your windreaks and hedges will grow you perennials will grow stronger you will stake more and it will improve.. welcome back..

I feel alot like you una,but i never give up!

Una, you are not alone in getting discouraged when the weather reaps havoc but as you say we gardeners dont stay down for long! Will look forward to seeing pictures of the new beds. Area in picture is really lovely.

That looks terrific, Una.

What a lovely view of your garden, Una. So glad you are back in love with it again!

That's a terrific scene don't give up on it

looks fab and it is brilliant to see you back and also back in love with your garden. there is a bug goin around the site called "making new beds" and alot of us have caught it. welcome back

Wow, that's a beautiful photo. Your garden has come on enormously since you first started posting. The 'autumn depression' is sure to pass soon.

Garden looks fabulous lovely area to sit, we all get a bit disillusioned at times but never lasts for long.

I can see why you fell in love again. Its wonderful. But we all have moments when we feel just a tad toostretched-it passes! And then there are so many wonderful surprises!