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The photographs in this slideshow were very kindly submitted by GardenWise reader, Anna Delaney.
Anna’s photographs document the process by which her front and backyards have changed and evolved over the course of the last four to five years. Changes include the removal of the front lawn and planting of drought-tolerant plants and installing a functioning stream in the backyard.
Says Anna, “I hope these [photographs] will inspire other gardeners to just keep working at their garden (I’ve been at mine for 14 years),…a garden is ever changing, as the gardener changes!”
For her next project, Anna plans to create and add sculptural elements to her garden.
GardenWise Online thanks Anna for sharing her stunning photographs with us and wish her continued success with her garden!
Other reader slideshows: Tanya Pedersen’s Garden Gerry Treger’s garden Billie Hobkirk’s garden Douglas Gradecki’s garden Readers’ gardens I Readers’ gardens II
Do you want to take photographs of your garden, but don’t know how to get started? Get some tips and tricks on how to Take great photographs of your garden by GardenWise editor Carol Pope.
Do you have any photographs of your garden that you would like to share with us? Don’t be shy, email your photos and accompanying captions to us at gardenwise@canadawide.com and look for them to be featured in a future issue of the GardenWise eNewsletter, or here online in your very own slideshow!