I think you might have to click on each picture to see it.
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| This is a small section of a large bed that runs the length of the driveway. You might recognize the stump and the millstone. These are the only Black Eyed Susan’s in the yard. They nearly glow in the dark, if you click on this picture. (That is the neighbor’s house.) |
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| You can see two flower beds in the picture. Both are near the street. The bed in the back of the picture very large. It has probably 20 trees in it. It is full of Ivy on the street half, then Lilly of the valley on the half on the right edge of the picture. Those two each hold their own, equally invasive. On the edge, after the Lilly of the Valley are hundreds of jonquils (in the spring) and a dozen day lilies, in the summer. The bed in the front of the picture has ivy near the street, a row of boxwood, a birch tree, red coral bells, the mystery yellow flower, a Rose of Sharon tree and sedum. |
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| This is the garage window. It is a large window and a huge window box. There are six big pots in the window box. I do not put dirt directly in any of the (3) window boxes. They all have pots. There are light yellow petunias. White salvia and white geraniums in those pots. The bed is planted with boxwood and pachysandra. |
