A light coat of Floral Tint on the tips will add a little color to white. Secret: LIGHT ACCENT with a long arm handling the can will do the trick. Outdoors preferably. The aim is a BLUSH of color on the tips, not to saturate the flower! (Save us from Bright blue daisys!!!)

I went on auto-pilot and started stacking them in tiers filling the layers with the gardening cuttings (by then compost). By the time I had reached the third layer (and exhaustion), I stood back and admired that order I had created out of a messy pile.... I was amazed! I had no prior plan and it then called me to place a pond and waterfall, maybe some ferns and of course flowers.

Next day, (Keep in mind I was pushing 60), I found a preformed fiberglass Pond, kidney shaped, and two flowing fiberglass pieces (left over from a floral display I had done for the State Fair). So digging and reshaping some of concrete to accommodate the flow pieces I created an amazing pond. Yes I had a pump too, found under garage junk. Had to SMILE, I made something amazing out of trash. And it cost me $18. for some plants. Ferns came from neighbors backyard. I did it ALL by myself!

Who said you've got to have a plan to go by... Sometimes flying by the seat of your pants, the willingness to change a few rocks and NOT listening to hubby "saying you can't do that" (ignored of course), can create something out of Nothing.

Flagstones are by far are lovelier but I had the old concrete Chunks to use. So I did with the rocky sides out. And to me, it wasn't mission impossible.