READER PHOTOS! Ann’s garden in New York

Happy Monday ! Today ’s exposure are from Ann Vesei in Mount Kisco , New York . Ann says,“I garden on a little 1/3 acre property that used to be shaded and well over with pot . Through the last ten years , after my children move off to college , I turned my energy towards my passion for gardening , and now it is everybody ’s preferent seat to spend time in the summer and fall .

“ I like to experiment with plants that are that are just hardly within our zona , like camelia , water system lilies , even a fig tree . I am also experiment with contrasting colors and textured , leafy , non - flowering plants . Our garden modification from full sun in the leaping to mostly shady by the end of the summer . We made a pool ; it is my pridefulness and joy , since frog , an array of birdie , even foxes from our woodwind derive to visit . My ducky are the hummingbird , which have it away the butterfly stroke bush and the nectar we put out for them . It give me gravid joy to create a blank space with so much beauty . ”Lovely , Ann !

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