Today’s photos are from Jarmila Krajcovicova. She says, “I am sending some pictures of our garden surrounding our house in spring, autumn, and in winter looks. Me and my husband live in western Slovakia with Central European climate. Hot and dry in summer, low temperatures in winter and lots of snow. The garden has not been finished yet. The beds were without mulch in spring but today they are already covered and the bed edges are bordered.
“We decided to leave some fruit trees in the garden and we planted some evergreens, ornamental trees (Albizia), bushes (Cotinus coggygria, weigela, spirea, hydrangea, clematis), hardy perennials (peonies, iris, hostas, anemone, astilbe, arunculus) and bulbous plants (canna, tulipány, cala, hyacinth).”
Jarmila–you’ve made my day–it’s so exciting to see a garden in Slovakia! You have beautiful tulips, and your evergreens make sure that the garden is just as appealing in winter. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Comments
Jarmila, my eyes couldn't help but linger over that glorious pink tree peony (?...I'm thinking that's what it is) in your first photo. Those blooms are positively decadent.
Since my part of the US hasn't gotten any of the white stuff yet, I also enjoyed your picturesque snow filled pictures.
Beautiful pictures!
I'm in the middle of that snow storm here in central ohio so I'm sure by tomorrow my world will look like the 2 last photos in the 2nd row - only not as pretty.
Tractor1 - I'd like to exchange email addys with you as well
What a wonderful treat....getting to see some of my favorite plants growing in another part of the world. Thank you Jarmila! Love your beautiful fence too.
I always enjoy seeing gardens and construction at far away places. Those plantings are spectacular, a very nice mix, and I especially like how all those conifers work with snow. The hand wrought iron work of those fences is practically a lost art. Of course maintaining those fences is a laborious job, constant scraping and painting. But today's reproductions of vinyl and plastic clad sheet metal don't compare.
If Michelle would be so kind as to send pattyspencer my email address it's fine with me.
I love the snow photos. Yours is a garden for all seasons.
Love the tree peony and the flowering quince. Beautiful!
Thanks for sharing your garden and happy new year!
Jarmila, I like the way you added the mums for fall color and the smoke tree there between the pine and juniper looks so nice. I'm not sure what the low bush is with the silver grey leaves but I like it. The peoni and Quince have such beautiful blooms and defiantly add that splash of color . It is amazing how the snow changes the whole look of the yard isn't it. Snowing here in Nevada today also. Beautiful! Be sure to send us pictures of the yard when it is finished. I'd love to see it. My yard is in the process of being built as well. It is so fun to see how it all comes together eventually. Thanks for sharing and Hope you have a wonderful new year.
Jamila
It is so exciting to see a beautiful garden on a different continent! Your pink peony is so gorgeous. I like all your evergreens too, expecially the winter pictures.
Thank you for sharing your lovely garden. I especially love the last photo. It is so fitting the holiday season.
Just wondering (a couple of days late...) what are you planning for the arched wire trellis? I'm really interested...thank you for sharing your photos...It is so great when Fine Gardening, gets pictures from around the world! If everyone loved gardening....we really would have nothing to fight about.
TeriCA
In spring I plated two clematis plants to the wire pergola. The pergola framework is lightweight so I chose clematis as a lightweight vining plant.One with tiny flowers and strong fragnance and the other with large showy wine-coloured flowers.
meander1, yes in my first foto is tree peony.
cwheat000
I will gladly send summer photos when the garden will be finished.
NevadaSue
Silver grey semi-bush is Salvia officinalis.
Thank you all for your feelings and comments to my garden pictures. Your encouraging words were a beautiful Christmas present for me. I wish you all on close and far continents a Happy New Year 2013 and lots of joy working in your gardens. Fine Gardening is a big inspiration for me.
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