Donna C. In pix #3 I am building a concrete leaf plant as a multi level birdbath. Not done yet, I'm doing a copper wire flower to put on top. The concrete pagoda in backround, I posted just about a week ago. So you can look it up under Garden Art and see it up close.
Allora C. I live in Sturgeon Bay, Wi. just 32 miles north of Green Bay in the summer and we have a winter home in Mesa, Arizona. Check out my posts on that house too.
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Sherry S. that pretty dog has a sister, Her name is Cooki. You are right they are great therapy too.
Gardens definitely refresh you especially after a long dreary winter! The concrete leaves are great fun--have you tried a squash leaf? They are more complicated to form but come out great!
Your garden is lovely. Amazing how beautiful it is since you live in WI and as I remember when I lived there the growing season is short and the winters brutal.
That is so true Sherry, I choose plants that are winter hardy to -20 degrees, and those that bloom most of the growing season, or those that bloom consecutively. I also have a home in Mesa, Az. and have fun with a totally different way of gardening...especially since I do Xeroscape there
Pat aka queen of thrift...we must be related, I have the same "aka". :0) If you love garden art, check out my last years post "Polatems" Idid these in my Mesa Arizona yard. Very colorful.
Nice Job
Allora C. I live in Sturgeon Bay, Wi. just 32 miles north of Green Bay in the summer and we have a winter home in Mesa, Arizona. Check out my posts on that house too. ...»
Sherry S. that pretty dog has a sister, Her name is Cooki. You are right they are great therapy too.