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I built the walkway last year. Lined with weed cloth,
5 tons of gravel and a bunch of stones to border.
Kept me busy for a bit...
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Louise in the center is looking out for the park.
Started the side walkways, have the Mariposite outcrop and planted 72 baby Salvias.
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Lulu, named after Bea's two most loved women:
Louise Brooks and Louis Veronica Chiccone. |
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| Lulu and Bea |
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| Another sitting area where we never sit :) |
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The rose garden, loved by rabbits and squirrels.
I only sit for the picture.
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| Mark takes 2 seconds to sit |
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| I have the arbor assembled ready for this entrance way |
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| My Lulu |
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| Rain is the perfect time to dig up the lavender bed |
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| Flooding the park |
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| My boots are muddy inside and out. |
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| Soaked to the bones digging up the site |
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come on rain!!!! Love the soaking and
YES....I am dancing in the rain with my headphones on. |
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| Bed is ready, dug up, fertilized and filled back....lavenders are lining up for planting |
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| Lavenders on the front |
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| 72 Salvias, 85 Lavenders, 30 Daisies and god knows what else are all in the ground. |
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| Baby Lavenders are happy |
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| Woodland in the backyard |
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| Woodland and puppy yard |
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| Puppy lawn |
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| Rock creek and men kitchen. |
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Park building is a lot of work and it spends a lot of money. Builds muscles and makes the body ache.
My Landscape Architect lady, Anne Attinger is a genius and her plan is perfect for my taste :) and perfect for our ranch.
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