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Frozen Chosen
Originally Posted by
krystian
What a great idea!!
Here's the rug to go with it:
Love that too!
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Originally Posted by
Lively Stone
Next summer I want to try this "Flower Bed", but I need to find just the right place! I've already got the old bed!
Like it! but after looking at it for a moment I realized it reminds me of a grace site..sorry
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Originally Posted by
krystian
What a great idea!!
Here's the rug to go with it:
Now that is really NEAT!!!
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flower planter
Originally Posted by
Quest
Like it! but after looking at it for a moment I realized it reminds me of a grace site..sorry
A grace site? Sounds good to me. ;)
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Resident Chocolate Monster
I'm guessing Quest meant a graVe site.
I love your yard though lively....I wish I had that much sunlight!
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Originally Posted by
Lista
I'm guessing Quest meant a graVe site.
I love your yard though lively....I wish I had that much sunlight!
Thank you! We really don't have an extravagant yard...just a few simple, everyday type of plants, and we use lots of black mulch to keep the weeds down. We are fortunate to have a large space for sunlight, but I have seen some very lovely gardens in yards that have almost full shade...amazing!
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Originally Posted by
Quest
Like it! but after looking at it for a moment I realized it reminds me of a grace site..sorry
Oh! A grave site! LOL! Now that would make a hit at the cemetery!
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Resident Chocolate Monster
Originally Posted by
Lively Stone
Thank you! We really don't have an extravagant yard...just a few simple, everyday type of plants, and we use lots of black mulch to keep the weeds down. We are fortunate to have a large space for sunlight, but I have seen some very lovely gardens in yards that have almost full shade...amazing!
I keep adding in shade plants/bulbs every time I see them on sale. Hopefully I'll have a nice backyard one of these days. I haven't wanted to take it on as a project...like I did in the front. I've gone in stages...front flower bed...raised beds, now just enjoying what I have, and debating on the backyard.
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Originally Posted by
Lista
I keep adding in shade plants/bulbs every time I see them on sale. Hopefully I'll have a nice backyard one of these days. I haven't wanted to take it on as a project...like I did in the front. I've gone in stages...front flower bed...raised beds, now just enjoying what I have, and debating on the backyard.
Sounds like a plan to me! Sometimes just a nice foundation of stone or pea gravel can be a good base to work with, without planting at all. Adding chairs, and side tables and personal items of interest can make a shady place so inviting! Your overheated and sunned-out friends would love to visit in the cool shade of your yard!
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