David worked so hard on the new grass, I wish we could enjoy a little more before fall. It is picture perfect!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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7 comments:
I'm ready for winter. I love the changing seasons plus I get a rest from the yardwork.
Pretty yard, what are those big ball things?? Mums??
Yes, I am ready for winter. But we only had two weeks of sun! ;( I would like to have a little more ... but so glad that it wasn't as hot here as it was in the rest of U.S.! Those are Euonymus bushes, just trimmed round ;)
That is one yard to be proud of! Kudos to David and you (I'm sure you did some work out there).
It looks soft like a big green sponge.
Gorgeous yard!
Your yard is always so gorgeous!
Stunning yard! Love the bubble bushes!
Hey, at 98 degrees (here in Sacramento), I'm calling it summer!
Yeah Natalie, that is AC weather for sure. I don't think we ever had a 90 degree day this summer ... and keep reminding myself not to complain ...
Thank you Peruby ... I only pruned and weeded this summer ... didn't do much gardening ;(
And YES the new grass does feel like a big soft carpet ...
I think next year I need to rethink where everything is planted. Because the trees have grown much larger, the micro-climates have changed in certain spots. I guess that happens in all yards but I hate to think about moving a bunch of plants that need more sun ;0
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