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Garden Design's decadent greeting.
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Creating entryways in a garden, perhaps the most overlooked necessity. Early into serious Garden Design study it was obvious, the more entry ways a garden has the better a garden is.
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Penny took it to new layers.
![The country garden hydrangea gate. Renae Moore Designs: Gardening with Tara Dillard:](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/57/3a/c5/573ac52abf9ddd28f5275a7f1ed27a53.jpg)
Pic, above, here.
![TARA DILLARD: Focal Points in the Landscape:](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/28/7f/a1/287fa18b09d121e8b09889daa75a2d4a.jpg)
If you've read my missives for a length of time, you know exactly what to do next. Copy.
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Entry into my backyard, above, entry into my frontyard, below. Hello.
![TARA DILLARD: GARDEN DESIGNERS BLOGLINK: TARA'S TRINITY OF THE SOUTHERN GARDEN:](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/15/37/f5/1537f517f950e44ad65430c61ddc44f4.jpg)
Garden & Be Well, XO T
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Pics of my garden, above, taken in my previous 30 year cottage garden. Penny founded the American Hydrangea Society, and the Penny McHenry Hydrangea Festival in Douglasville, GA is a huge annual success.
3 comments:
If all that beauty is decadence, then I'll take decadence, please!
OHHHHHHHH!!!!
A dream of an entry.....both of them.....
Miracles of plant beauty and the reality of plants creating a world of their own. You proved it....and accomplished it!
Brava!!
Penelope
Someone on Instagram living in Brazil showed how they plant a rhythm of hydrangeas along roadside fencelines...stunning. But using those for entries really makes sense.
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