Gordies garden in Nova Scotia

[ideasguy]

Gordie upgraded to the new Ideas Genie Pro 6 recently.
I asked him to send some photos so I could do a demo of what he (and you!) can now do using the new Web Projects program (an additional WPG program).
Heres the result:
http://www.ideasforgardens.com/GordieMoulton-1/

I really enjoyed putting it together. Be sure to read the text below each photo.

[Palustris]

Fabulous.

[trishs]

very nice.  Anmd I love the various stone and rock forms throughout.

[ideasguy]

I agree Eric and I also love projects created with rocks Trish. Ive been very impressed with Gordies knowledge of plants. Its a pretty cold part of the world in Winter. I remember flying over it when I went to Seattle to launch Ideas Genie at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show way back in 2003. The little monitor showed the major cities as we passed over and when I looked down over the region all I could see was snow and ice. Mind you, It was February but it was quite mild and snowfree in Ireland and the UK at that time and also in Seattle during my stay.
Judging by Gordies tan, it must be beautiful in summer!

Gordie isn't a member of the forum yet. When I get home on Monday I'll email the link to this thread. Hopefully he will join us!

[Eric Hardy]

Another beautiful garden. It all looks so natural but I am sure that it represents an enormous amount of work.

[georges]

Wonderful, I guess you need to have the seasonal extremes to get sch dramatic effects. Inspired ny to put together some of my pics but then hit the brick wall of web page creation, will stick with the old and tried slide show.

[ideasguy]

Let get you over that brick wall George, by email and by (long distance) phone.
I'd very much like to see your presentation.

By way of introduction, George is from Australia and is a retired Professor of Botany.
I'm very proud that he chose Ideas Genie Pro 6 to document his own plant collection.
I'll write a little more in the appropriate section so as not to digress too much in this thread.