The hydrangia which ate the rear stoop! A beautiful plant, with profuse blossoms, it became a problem for elderly visitors. It is now relocated to its own cedar arbor only 5 feet from its original location.
Date: 04/28/2008
The hydrangia which ate the rear stoop! A beautiful plant, with profuse blossoms, it became a problem for elderly visitors. It is now relocated to its own cedar arbor only 5 feet from its original location.
Taking advantage of the last day before removal of the front garden bird feeder, this Phoebe enjoys a favorite perch. Towers always attract birds.
Date: 05/07/2008
Taking advantage of the last day before removal of the front garden bird feeder, this Phoebe enjoys a favorite perch. Towers always attract birds.
Toadstools and frogs, like everything else here, grow big
Date: 05/10/2008
Toadstools and frogs, like everything else here, grow big
The relocated Hydrangia starting its late spring bloom
Date: 06/15/2008
The relocated Hydrangia starting its late spring bloom
The drive shade garden beginning with the Geum, a non-conforming plant which is very much my style
Date: 06/15/2008
The drive shade garden beginning with the Geum, a non-conforming plant which is very much my style
The front gardens, it is still early so patience is needed
Date: 06/15/2008
The front gardens, it is still early so patience is needed
