No, it's not in a graveyard, it's in my front yard. After all, shouldn't everyones yard have a tombstone in it? Well, maybe not. My husband drug this rock from out back into the front, and now I have to make it resemble anything but a grave. Right now, I don' t think I'm succeeding. So I am adding on. More plants, a wider area, make the rock a little less intruding. After all, what do you do with something so large? Make one humongous rock garden. Only with a lot more garden and a lot less rock!Monday, June 15, 2009
A Grave Mistake?
No, it's not in a graveyard, it's in my front yard. After all, shouldn't everyones yard have a tombstone in it? Well, maybe not. My husband drug this rock from out back into the front, and now I have to make it resemble anything but a grave. Right now, I don' t think I'm succeeding. So I am adding on. More plants, a wider area, make the rock a little less intruding. After all, what do you do with something so large? Make one humongous rock garden. Only with a lot more garden and a lot less rock!
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Garden bed of flowers sounds nice. Hey come check me out I have a new post with exciting news. You got me to making things again :)
Oh, I think it looks cute Laurie and I did not think once about a tombstone when I first looked at the photo. But, I think if you wanted to extend the bed around it, it would soften the edges a good bit. :c)
I would LOVE to have a rock like the big one! I would paint our name on it so it looks engraved! Love the daisies too--my favorite flower.
Hey Laurie!Dan thinks your unknown flower is a viburnum. He'll take a look the next time we're over.
Love your blog. I like the garden with all the pots of flowers in it.... Seems to me that is the way to go to stop the weeds.
Always enjoy myself here
Thanks for sharing and thanks for stopping by my blog with your sweet comments...
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Maggie
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