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| I am referring to the unuseable portion of the driveway as the "Breezeway Garden". It slopes at an angle that makes it a challenge for modern vehicles. One of our vehicles is a low slung sporty thing, and the other is an SUV. Not only, but also: the garage has a false floor - because of the runoff when it rains - and neither vehicle would make it over the lip . Hence, the garage is really a shed, and that portion of the driveway is really a garden. It is my hydrangea garden . One side, I have them planted in the ground, and the other side, I have them planted in large black, plastic pots. The summer sun hits about 11am and is over by about 2pm. I have created a drop-down menu below the header to detail each Hydrandea variety. |
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4 comments:
That will be lovely when they all poof up!
I have a couple in at the front of the house - east - they are copping a battering this particularly sizzling summer.
But they are starting to harden off.
I have pink ones against our jacaranda blue house.
Can't beat those mopheads.
And love, love, love them as a cut flower.
You must be so pleased with how your garden is coming along in just one short year - goodonya!
How strange to have a garage with a false floor. Not much use except, perhaps, for bicycles, but the unused driveway does make a nice spot for your pot plants!
Lovely hydrangeas, Julie.
Luv, K
Bad design methinks, Kay. We do store bicycles in it!
Letty, it is all my daughter's fault, this hyderangea fetish! She is the one who loved them as a cut flower. The great thing about the Breezeway Garden is that I walk through there probably once an hour!
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