In an English Country Garden

Timbuck · Sep 8, 2013

Seeing as this summer in the UK has been the best for yonk's..and all the flowers and veggies have done very well ..I decided to take my latest Soprano outside for a photo shoot.
RUNNER BEANS

OUTDOOR TOMATOES

8 FOOT SUNFLOWER

GIANT DAHLIAS

mketom · Sep 8, 2013

Nice! I didn't know you could grow them.

Chris_H · Sep 8, 2013

nice garden Ken! especially love the dahlias..

ukuleledaveey · Sep 8, 2013

You don't have any spare seeds to grow one of those beautiful ukes

sukie · Sep 8, 2013

What is it with you luthiers? Beautiful ukuleles and beautiful property. Stunning...

Gyozu · Sep 8, 2013

Love the Dinneplate Dahlias. Growing them is a slippery slope if everthere was one.

HBolte · Sep 8, 2013

Sitting in an English garden waiting for the sun...

Timbuck · Sep 11, 2013

Guess whats for dinner for the next few weeks

ksiegel · Sep 11, 2013

Timbuck said:
Guess whats for dinner for the next few weeks

You're going to eat COLANDERS????

(Speaking as someone with absolutely no desire to eat {or grow} beans...)

ukuLily Mars · Sep 13, 2013

ksiegel said:
You're going to eat COLANDERS????

They can be quite nice if they're ripe enough.

By the way, I adore that uke. She is beautiful.

Timbuck · Sep 28, 2013

Where's the Soprano

Summers over

..Beans and tomatoes harvested.

..Sunflower and Dahlias and Hydrangeas still holding on...Berries are on the Cotoneaster horizontalis...But where is the uke ?

ukulian · Sep 28, 2013

Hanging from the bird table!!

Timbuck · Sep 28, 2013

Next time it's "Where's Wally".......

David Newton · Sep 28, 2013

Love your garden...

Moore Bettah Ukuleles · Sep 28, 2013

Of all the things I see in the Luthier's Lounge your garden pictures are my favorite. I look forward to them every year. Did you repaint the house recently? The red looks pretty fresh.

gerardg · Sep 28, 2013

Me too.
In love.

Moore Bettah Ukuleles said:
Of all the things I see in the Luthier's Lounge your garden pictures are my favorite.

Early30Martin · Sep 28, 2013

Is the low hedge a boxwood? I just started my boxwood hedge 3 years ago. How long did it take to get that dense? I have hedge envy!

Beau Hannam Ukuleles · Sep 30, 2013

If there’s a bustle in your hedgerow, Don’t be alarmed now, It’s just a spring clean for the May Queen.

Timbuck · Sep 30, 2013

Early30Martin said:
Is the low hedge a boxwood? I just started my boxwood hedge 3 years ago. How long did it take to get that dense? I have hedge envy!

It don't take too long to get established about 10 to 15 years I recon...mine was planted in 1973... started with one small bush and kept splitting it through the roots..and replanting ...How time fly's

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jenny_gr · May 28, 2014

Timbuck said:
Summers over ..Beans and tomatoes harvested...Sunflower and Dahlias and Hydrangeas still holding on...Berries are on the Cotoneaster horizontalis...But where is the uke ?

I like this garden. It looks pretty nice.

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