(Under construction)
Whatever I said here will likely change sooner or later, as I learn from my mistakes and successes, and from other gardeners.

I used to think of my garden tinkering activities as involving some sort of ‘design’ efforts. After some years, I realized that I was kidding myself. So I change the term ‘design’ to ‘composition’. I thought that is more appropriate since a composition can imply a mere personal expression of some kind. After a couple of years, it finally dawned on me that I was merely doodling in my garden; nothing serious at all, just having fun. So, garden doodling it is.

My doodling attempts are very much restricted because:
- We are too obsessed with inviting (acquiring) new and interesting plants into our garden every year, and there is only so much time and space within a season to find homes for them and keep them alive.
- I get bored easily with all the doodling I attempted so far. Perhaps, it is that illusive ‘timelessness’ attribute that was missing (if there is such a thing).

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