My Garden

2004

*** Pergola garden again! ***

Pergola spot is a highlight of the 2004 season in my garden.
Though I have introduced this spot in the Pergola garden of this site, I will show it to you again, since it is a piece of work completed beautifully by my husband. Now it became a symbol of my garden with so many roses and flowers blooming in profusion.
Pergola, side view
Purple: Allium Giganteum,
white and pink: Foxgloves,
deep blue: Delphinium,
Those vertical plants are accents in a rose garden. 		Pergola, front view
Purple rose on Pergola: Rose-Marie Viaud
Deep pink rose: Louise Odier
Yellow rose: ER Teasing Georgia




*** East Arch ***

East arch was finally covered with a rose: Paul's Himalayan Musk after many roses died from the winter coldness in Hokkaido.
My dream came true!

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Please enjoy three sequence photographs.
 The view from the second floor.
Flowers on the top.
It's a true rose arch.

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East garden
Rose arch from the south.
I'm so happy to get a beautiful rose arch.
Rose arch from the north.
Rose arch: Far behind
Welcome board at the entrance.


*** ER Shropshire Lass ***

Shropshire Lass bloomed beautifully
since the winter of this year
was not so cold
and climbing roses were not damaged.
Together with Clematis, Fujimusume.
Beautiful light purple clematis.


*** Red Garden ***

Roses in the Red corner.
Climbing rose: Violet,
with little dark red flowers.
ER Tess of the D'urbervilles
Impressive crimson rose.
The novel of the same title
written by Thomas Hardy
is one of my favorite books.


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