This is almost all of my front garden . The plants are only a couple of years old so I expect them to spread further this summer . the small tree in the centre is a Malus , that has been in about 3 weeks
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Looking good!!!
It looks very nice, saw your rock rose on your previous post, mine is just starting to bloom. My OH would like your front garden, no grass to cut!!!
Patricia
Love your flower gardens.
That looks lovely x
I really like gravel gardens, they're tidy, easy to keep weedfree and make plants look special. Your rock rose is super - it shows how well even teensy plants can do when they're grown in the right conditions.
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