Weigelia Bush
Hydrangea Bush
Lilac
Daylilies that are done for the season. They will be beautiful next summer.
Rhododendron
Irises
Unknown plant. I am sure I will figure it out in the spring.
Weeping Cherry Tree
Yarrow
Mint
Sedum
Hostas that are done for the year. It will be interesting to see what varieties we have in the spring.
Also there is an old stone edge around the back garden. It needs some sprucing up. Also hidden in this edging was a couple of conch shells.
Hidden stone
And what post of mine would be complete without poultry? When I looked up from taking macros of the conch shells, there was Goldie and Amber investigating what I was doing with my camera inches from the ground.
~Jessica~
4 comments:
Jessica: Thanks for sharing your "to be" garden. Looks like you have some good "bones" to build on. I love the adventure of the redo also. I have never lived in a new home and that means there have always been "finds" in many varying degrees. With a positive outlook, it's a blast. And I just love your ducks and chickens. Have a super day, Linda
How exciting to have a new garden to play in next Spring, you have some good plants to start with.
Goldie and Amber are so cute, maybe they are wondering if you found any thing that would be good to eat.
Judy
You've got some lovley bones there - I'm sure a gorgeous garden is in the making for next year!
I wish the place I was moving to had a larger yard - I'd have a few chickens too!
You lucky girl Jessica! Lilacs take so long to grow and you have quite a large bush of them already.
I found a heap of clam shells in my yard when we first moved here. Conch shells seem like a pretty good omen to me :)
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