Gardens: Lovely piece of writing vashti... - Lung Conditions C...

Lung Conditions Community Forum

55,876 members66,527 posts

Gardens

Lyd12 profile image
13 Replies

Lovely piece of writing vashti about your garden that was. I agree with the comment made that it's the garden you miss most when you move. We were in our previous house 34 years and devoted a lot of money, time and effort into the garden, which was about three quarters of an acre. Our sons grew up there and it was hard to leave. Even harder is the fact that it has been rented ever since we left fifteen years ago and the garden is so neglected, it's heartbreaking. but we have become very attached to our present one and have been busy here but old age is getting the better of us. Hope the photo comes up. Iris x

Written by
Lyd12 profile image
Lyd12
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
13 Replies
redted profile image
redted

Now that is my idea of a garden dappled light,lots of colour,and tree's, it looks lovely.

jenss profile image
jenss

lovely garden!

Lyd12 profile image
Lyd12

I tried to put up a different photo first but think itmusthave been the wrong size, though all are taken with this iPad. don't know if it's possible to change the size of an existing photo on the camera roll. Iris x

jimmyw123 profile image
jimmyw123

i completely understand you both, i love my garden, but find it a bit much now,, but i persevere in some small way, such a lovely photo,, jimmy xxx :)

Lyd12 profile image
Lyd12

Hi Jimmy,

I hope you are feeling better. I do think a garden is good for our health and even if you only plant a couple of new bulbs somewhere you can see from the house, it's something to watch out for and look forward to. If only our winters were a little milder and we could spread the work over the year, but even when it's cold a short walk round the garden usually reveals something new to see. Iris x

jimmyw123 profile image
jimmyw123 in reply to Lyd12

i am feeling a little better now thanks iris.

yes, i agree with you iris , theres always "bits and bobs" you can do in the garden, and even just a walk around it looking, thinking and planning etc. and it always reveals something new.

great for the body and mind :D just look at me lol :D

only kidding iris, but i agree entirely with you ,

jimmy xxx :)

Lyd12 profile image
Lyd12

Hi Jimmy,

I hope you are feeling better. I do think a garden is good for our health and even if you only plant a couple of new bulbs somewhere you can see from the house, it's something to watch out for and look forward to. If only our winters were a little milder and we could spread the work over the year, but even when it's cold a short walk round the garden usually reveals something new to see. Iris x

A beautiful photo Iris. The very first garden that I knew had a huge effect on me, it was my Grandmothers and a walled garden of several acres. I think there must once have been a BIG house but when my Grandparents had the property it was just the fabulous garden, stable and cottage. I loved that garden we have been back in recent years, the cottage has gone and a housing estate covers the land. So sad :(

How beautiful,just love those colors xxx

bikergrove profile image
bikergrove

I could just see myself there having a nice cup of tea and relaxing x

Jolyn profile image
Jolyn

How beautiful....lovely colours.

CELAT06 profile image
CELAT06

What a gorgeous garden, I can just imagine sitting there in the spring sipping a glass of wine and relaxing listening to my favourite music, Heaven !!!!!

Christine XXX

Lovely photo Lyd, so peaceful Xx

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

to beatles / Adrian & anyone else interested in gardens!

A great post Adrian. Like your last one I recall! I too have a pretty London garden (shared, a bit...

Back from Portugal

Hello folks, my name is canalchris. It's been a long time since I bothered you lot with an update...

Felines

Good morning all you lovely ladies & gentlemen, need to ask a very serious question hands up all...

Help at last

Hi everyone have not been on here for along time and the last time was when I posted that my...

HOW DO YOU GET BRONCHIECTOSIS

My husband has had COPD for 8 years now and for the past few years we have been able to go abroad...