After a horrific flower season two years ago my yard is starting to get some shape and color back. My wonderful hubby bought me some new roses and periennials a few weeks back and I’ve been busy.
Let me know what you think! There’s a lot more to do but I think it’s a fantastic start!
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very nice yard,itis satisfying to see the results of ones creativity and effort even if it is tiring, but your yard looks like it is coming together, love the boot idea.
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Thanks Roberta! I love hens & chicks and they’ll grow anywhere. Hope you enjoy the events I post in the blog.
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Beautiful! I’ve been trying to get my gardens to look like an English Garden, I think it’s starting to come together after 9 years!!!
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I love working in the yard and garden but can’t be in the sun very long anymore but I get a lot done once the sun goes behind the mountains and it’s still daylight.
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