Sharon's Summerville garden 2005

Welcome to Sharon's Garden
2006

Well Spring has arrived early this year and Sharon's projects
are well under way. The strawberry patch is being enlarged and
the stone walkway is being extended.

	Sally enjoying a little roll on the grass
May 12 2006
	The tulips are two weeks ahead this year
May 12 2006
	The plumb tree in full bloom
May 12 2006
	Sharon working on the new strawberry bed
May 12 2006

May 12 2006
	The plumb tree in full bloom
May 12 2006

May 12 2006
	The tiger lilies are up early and about 2 weeks ahead of last year
May 12 2006
	The new rock path
May 12 2006
	The tiger lilies are up early and about 2 weeks ahead of last year
May 12 2006
	The daffodils in full bloom
May 12 2006
	The Peonies are also going to be early
May 12 2006
	Very pretty tulips
May 12 2006
	One of my favorite places in the yard
May 12 2006
	One of my favorite places in the yard
May 12 2006
	The Sedum has been thinned this season but it still looks nice
May 12 2006
	A new lilac bush
May 12 2006
	A new lilac bush
May 12 2006

I'll leave last years pictures on the page for the time being.
2005

	The first project was a new walkway at the front of the house.
April 23

May 1

	The new front garden is starting to look like a garden
May 12

	This is the beginning of the well garden last fall
Oct 11 2004

	Then something that was in the planning stages since last summer.
April 23
	A nice little pond but no fish this time
April 23
	That duck just decided to drop in
April 23

April 23
	The new pond it starting to look good
May 1
	A little more green would be nice
May 1

May 1

May 1

May 1

May 1

	The well garden is really coming along nicely
May 12


May 12

	The tiger lilies are up early this season
May 12

	One of my favorite places in the yard
May 12

	The new front garden is starting to show some nice color
June 2


June 2

	After all the rain we have had in the past few weeks everything is filling out nicely
June 2

	The tiger lilies are doing fine again this year
June 2

	Sharon's walkway has really added something to the back garden
June 2


June 2

	Tulips, Tulips and , more tulips
June 2


June 2


June 2

	The pear tree in full bloom
June 3


June 3

	The new front garden is changing every day
June 8


June 8

	Seeds of our Friendship Bloom Here
June 8

	The Strawberries are showing signs of a good crop
June 19

	The Tiger Lilies are just about ready to bloom
June 19

	Another view of the new stone walkway
June 19

	Another view of the new stone walkway
June 19

	The Tiger Lilies
June 19


June 19


June 19

	Under The Honey Suckle
June 19

	Sharon decided to try some high bush blue berries. They were planted last year and will have fruit this season
June 19

	The front garden is coming along nicely
June 19


June 19


June 19


June 19

It's June 26 and the first weekend of the Summer.
Sharon wanted to show everyone haw things had turned out
so she took the camera and walked around the garden.

	A new addition to the deck



	The Peonies are right on schedule this year





	The hay rake has become the home of the tomato plants

	The new home for the tomato plants



	The tiger lilies are just about read to bloom





	The stone walkway look so peaceful

	The side garden is filling in but a lot of the plants have been moved to a better location with more light.



























	The High Bush Blueberries are going to bear fruit this year





	The weeping willow seems to get bigger every year









It's hard to believe what a change can take place in ten day. All the flowers are in bloom now. The following pictures were taken on July 5



	The tiger lilies are just about ready to bloom

	The stone walkway is surrounded by flowers

	The purple and white bell flowers seem to growing everywhere

	Those purple and white bell flowers again



	And again







	The Pinks are starting to come to life

It's July 19 and almost another three weeks has passed and the garden is doing extremely good. It seems all the wet weather followed by the sun really helped this year.











	The Rose bush is really showing it's colors











	Buddy is checking to make sure everything is OK

	Yep, things are just fine













	The Wishing Well garden always looks nice.

	The bear spot under the Honeysuckle is now a small garden.

	That old wheelbarrow is put to good use

	The Sedum and Rudbeckia are lining the side of the road

	Look at those tomato plants grow. I think putting them by the old hay rake helped.







	Sharon is trying to make the Pallet Woodshed look a bit nicer by adding a Folly

	Now to have a look at the back yard and the Old Windmill

	The Mallow is going through the roof

	The grape vines have taken over the trellis this year.





	The lighthouse is marking the high bush blue berries


	Looking out back towards the Avon River

Well it's August 6 and the garden is at the height of it's summer beauty.

	The Caster Beans are really surprising us this year



	Just look at the size of those leaves. the flowers will be out any day now.

	You can see that we are going to have a good crop of grapes this year.

	Sharon has spent a good deal of time on the new front garden this season and it has paid off.



	Everything is just do full and beautiful including the old wheelbarrow





	If you look closely you will notice Poppies everywhere. They grow like weeds in our yard but are so nice Sharon just leave most of them there.





	The Scarlet Runners have taken over the wood shed

	The climbing roses are finally showing some life. In a year or so they should cover this side of the shed.





	Those Poppies again

	The Hollyhocks surprised me this summer

















	Next to the lighthouse is where the blueberries are planted. We have been picking some in the second season.

	Sharon added two more blueberry plants this summer.

These are a few pictures taken on August 10

	The Cana Lilys have just one bloom so far but it's a beauty





	The Caster Beans are just about ready to flower





	These Lilies are at the front of the house and greet all our visitors



August 20 is here and things still have lots of color

	The stately Hollyhock





	Standing guard

	The caster bean is flowering again

	It's going to be a good season for the gapes.

It is now September 3 and things still look good

	The well garden turned out quite nice. This is the first season for it

	The Caster Beans are really looking good. Sharon found a new home for them this year and it suited them fine









September 11


	We have had a number find our page while searching for Caster Bean Flowers. Ours are now in Full Bloom



September 22	Caster Beans


Caster Beans	Caster Beans

	Sharon thought that the Caster Beans got a bit tall this year.
Caster Beans

Come back soon and often.
The season is only half over.
There is a lot more to see this season

Now that you have completed this part of your perhaps you
would like to your comments along to us

	Click here to go to Page 1 and see the garden in the spring and the early blooms Things have really come a long way since then.

	Visit of Sharon's Garden June 2003 Pictures

	Visit of Sharon's 2004 Garden Pictures

	View the Flowers that Sharon has grown in the past

	From the Windows of the Windshift Inn, Sharon's Rainy Day Pictures

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