I couldn't resist a bit of nostalgia. I love pocket gardens---the notion of tiny often very different spaces that might otherwise wind up as boring little patches of lawn, too small almost to mow. My garden in New York some years back was an extreme experiment: three distinct climate zones. Sun and shade gardens and one bed on the west side of the house that qualified as arid. As a landscaper once said, if you are afraid of failure or can't tolerate losing a plant or two, don't try this at home. Note: it's no accident I don't have photos here of the 'arid' garden. I never did master it. LOL
I couldn't resist a bit of nostalgia. I love pocket gardens---the notion of tiny often very different spaces that might otherwise wind up as boring little patches of lawn, too small almost to mow. My garden in New York some years back was an extreme experiment: three distinct climate zones. Sun and shade gardens and one bed on the west side of the house that qualified as arid. As a landscaper once said, if you are afraid of failure or can't tolerate losing a plant or two, don't try this at home. Note: it's no accident I don't have photos here of the 'arid' garden. I never did master it. LOL 
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