Noa harry…

Posted by Janice on May 23, 2000, at 21:06:00

In reply to Re: harry b.--how are you doing?, posted by Noa on May 22, 2000, at 17:44:36

I always thought English gardens were those highly landscaped, trimmed, coiffed, unnaturally shaped ones, you know with the pointy conical bushes and trees, and angular mazes/labyrinths, etc.
Now I'm not English but I'm pretty sure the wild looking gardens are called English gardens. I know these gardens you've described and they very well could be English too (I really don't know), but they aren't called an English garden. I don't know what these gardens are called.

harry - good point about the over 50 group not being as internet savy.
Front yards are a compete waste in North America. No one sits in them, parks on them, grows gardens in them--they are a time consuming, make-work project. (well in my opinion)

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harry b.--how are you doing? Janice 5/19/00
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Re: harry b.--how are you doing? harry b. 5/22/00
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grannybabble, thanks for your input… Janice 5/25/00
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