10 Readers Share Their Gorgeous Gardens

Last week we asked how they are going to their gardens, and Oh my God, the spinning thread went crazy in the best possible way! So, of courseWe decided that it was very important to write a publication with these lovely green spaces. Today, 10 readers show us their gardens …

Lauren says Lauren (two photos, above), who lives in Roland, Iowa: “I am very excited to start my second year of growing Dalias in the garden that my grandfather nourished for years. Last year I planted around 70 tubers, and it was the most magical experience. The next two weeks, I will plant about 100 additional tubes – tube.

“My friend brought me some seeds from her father’s farm in Sicily, but forgot what plant the seeds were. I was delighted to plant a mysterious seed. I thought it could be a zucchini. But as it began to grow, my ‘zucchini plant’ became this huge vid with huge pumpkins of Cinderella! We called it the year of the pumpkin.”

“We have a garden in the backyard, but I also make gardening of the front courtyard for a pure dressing table. I live in a busy street and I love fame and glory. My husband makes fun of me for sitting on the porch to get compliments of people who pass. But I act very humble and say things like, ‘Thank you! I am just having fun and experiment!’ Meanwhile, I am investigating the best floor of a book called Soil, haha. ” – Sharon, Guilford, Connecticut

“We have tried gardening with our three -year -old and five -year -old boy, which is wonderful and produces very little. My son insisted on planting the seeds of his apple lunch one day, and here, a green sprout sprout. Massachusetts

“I bought four small pots from Rosemary in the supermarket a couple of years ago and planted them through my main door. They have become huge and magnificent. Every time the brushes, they release the most beautiful aroma and are covered with blue flowers in spring. In English folklore, Rosemary at their door keeps you safe. £ 4 well spent!” – Hannah, Wiltshire, England

“I planted a rosepower of climbing in the midst of postpartum depression and never looked back. Since then, I have gathered to create a garden that reflects my style and values. The earth is very generous for us, and I want My Foek land.

“This is my small terrace garden. When we bought the house, it was mainly weeds. Over the years, we replaced them with stones, we have made huge splints, we add a lot of pots and buy a springboard for our very active six -year -old boy. This photo was taken on an unusually hot April day, so we put a sprayer under the trampoline, as well as Color. ” – Helen, Bristol, England

“It is still early to plant in Chicagoland, but last year we carve a section of our front garden to make a pollinator garden. Seeing all bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Children and I use a plants identification application to see what new plants are appearing, and it is so exciting!” – Jessica, Homewood, Illinois

“We lost our 17 -year -old house at Eaton Fire this January – Jennifer, Altadena, California

“I love gardening, but the time to do it is beautiful as a single -time single mother. My son had some time of Roblox last night and prepared to be close to me. We both have to do the things we wanted together!” – Merrill, Tacoma, Washington

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