The big snow we are getting today called me to action, grabbing the camera kind of action. Julie likes to refer to the pot on the left as the flying saucer. Add on the snow and I now believe it looks somewhat alien in appearance. I’d like to add that the flying saucer brings great… Continue reading My Pots, in the Winter Snow
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Enough of the Snow Already (2)
With weather like this customers thoughts have hardly turned to Spring and their new landscapes. Right now the goal for most is to get through this mess we are in again. [ In the beginning. ] A little later . . . [ Less than a mile from the house. ] The birds are looking… Continue reading Enough of the Snow Already (2)
This years 1st Snowflake
This afternoon I was sitting at my second favorite diner eating breakfast after a tough morning. How tough a morning? How about root canal tough, that’s tough. Anyway as I was gingerly eating my ham and cheese omelet and sipping coffee my attention wandered to the scene outside . . . Snow . . .… Continue reading This years 1st Snowflake
The Importance of Hardscape Design (5)
More on yesterdays Hardscape Plan Now we can take a look at where that sandstone walkway goes to. The bridge leads directly to the fire pit area, in a very enclosed area. Just above the fire pit is the mound with boulders and plantings. To the bottom side the pond surrounds the fire pit. I… Continue reading The Importance of Hardscape Design (5)
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