Today ’s post may be on my list of top 10 darling . Why ? A great garden , and amazing before and during shot ! These photos are from Ellen Garvey in Swampscott , Massachusetts . Ellen says,“We moved into this house on about an Akka in 1979 . Over the years we ’ve commute just about every part of the landscape painting . We just love to roam around it to see how everything is progress , almost always accompany by our 2 cats . ”
Ellen sent me tons of photos from her garden , and tomorrow may be Part 2 , but today we ’re focusing on the amazing transformation of her driveway garden .
Ellen says,“I was shock the first clip I saw the driveway without the trees – they were huge and had basically clip off that section of the holding . I did n’t even have a decent “ before ” picture in our era because they were such a non - entity , as was everything behind them – so the tv camera just always avoided them . What a difference ! ”
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Thanks , Ellen ! ! It is SO COOL to see the process from beginning to current clip . And the garden is wondrous !
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Baptisia, perenneal foxglove, phlox, lady’s mantle, blackberry lily, castor bean, dahlia, yarrow, spirea, roses. Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Ellen Garvey
