so here is a brief tour - with sound effects to boot!
The photos below show what my garden loooked like before....
Rocks and soil for mounding and bordering along drystream
layout for dry stream that you see in the video
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thanks for the tour - it all looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteNice dry stream bed; very nice! And you can go ahead an call it Lysimachia nummularia. We're with ya.
ReplyDeleteAfrican Aussie - THANKS!
ReplyDeleteSusan - you knew I was going to say that and then stopped...thanks for the heads up - so here I go: carex varigata, iris sibirica 'Caesar's brother'and pennisetum alo. 'Hameln' ...I hope to give tours of the more expansive gardens and will share all the names...
Very pretty and informative, as always. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteColleen, I try to insert something of interest in every post...thanks for commenting!
ReplyDeleteNice video and what a beautiful yard. I'd love to add a siberian iris to one of my beds, especially after seeing yours, but I'm afraid it would flounder in our alkaline soils. Looking forward to more videos.
ReplyDeleteLove the garden and especially the dry pond. Nice concept and so beautiful.. :-)
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