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3 comments:
Oh this will be lovely--what are planning on planting on it? I used to live in a Town where they had climbing roses on many arbors in their park...still recall strolling under them and loving the smell....hugs, Julierose
Lots and lots of gardening it will keep you busy for years.
One day you will have to have an "Open Garden" day.
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