I did write this page earlier but had some technical problems and had to take it down. So here are your New Zealand garden photos again!
My lost post was full of interesting details but never mind – tomorrow is another day and the sun is out here today!
Have a lovely day.
Celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
28 responses to “THE GARDEN”
Is this your son’s totally renovated garden I see? I followed him in the early stages of the project but just didn’t have time to keep up. It looks amazing!
Yes! It is growing nicely!
So lush!!! I can’t imagine a fresh artichoke – so jealous up here in the frozen north!What a sweet photo of your granddaughter doing baby work in the garden
He’s really transformed his bit of paradise. Well done.
Sunflower plants, basil plants and artichokes??
Lovely isn’t it!
Ahhh, that’s wonderful! Am embarrassed to say that I never knew how artichokes grew, and so now I do…lol. Beautiful garden and an inspiration for northern dwellers in February, thank you. ~ Mame. 🙃
A little colour in our long winter
Glad you are back up on the internet with pix of the special garden that grew. I love the little one growing there too. Reminds me of myself (dark head of curls) in my Granny’s garden long ago, gobbling cherry tomatoes. sitting on her sun warmed concrete cistern with the big iron pump handle. Magical.
That does sound like a magical memory.
Makes a change from all the snow! And the littles ones must be a big bonus!
Yes – all little ones are a bonus for me
Wonderful to see the garden. I really enjoyed watching the eatly stages of its progress. It’s fantastic ☺
A work in progress!
I loved seeing that small elf in pink disappearing around the corner. All those huge plants towering over her must make it a magical place to wander in.
I often wonder what they see from their short person point of view.
I was thinking they look like wonderful Garden Guardians: )
Beautiful…..
That’s a beautiful garden – fabulous artichokes!
OH that is a Mini-MissC walking on that path!!!!! Blond curls all in disarray! Wild and glorious! Lovely garden and my mouth is watering for an artichoke.
Just lovely.
I don’t know that I could ever leave that scene of wonder. That must fill the soul fully.
The first picture made me think of Alice in Wonderland. I expect the Cheshire cat to greet your granddaughter.
Wow, Sams garden is wonderful. Cute little Pixie in it too. Tried to comment earlier but site kept booting me out. Laura
What a lovely place for a child to imagine in.