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WHAT'S NEW
There's always something new in my garden. This year we restyled the stand for my bronze Chinese bell, painted the split-cedar gate built last year, stained the decks, installed new gabion stone seat walls, replanted most of the Thai Spirit House garden, and removed the last bit of mown lawn to install our new Blue Meadow. Last year we added new pebble mosaic steps from the bridge to the crop circle,a new water feature to replace the decommissioned pond, a Chinese bird house, a Lutyens bench beneath the copper arbor, red-orange stained wicker seating on the deck and the continuing garden revamp around the award-winning pebble mosaic. |
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- blue meadow
- Chinese bell stand
- split-cedar gate
- gabion seat wall
- vibrant chairs
- evocative steps
- alluring bench
In Spring 2010 we removed the last remnant of our mown lawn. In Fall 2010, we planted our blue meadow beginning with
6-1/2 flats of Carex flacca plugs, 400 each bulbs of Allium caeruleum and Camassica leichtlinii.
The photos above shows the Carex with flowering Camassia in June and flowering Allium in July 2011.
Note that the Carex has filled in throughout the one year from little plugs due to the excellent soil prep, great drainage, and plenty of spring rain.
Here's the bigger picture:
our new gavion seat wall creates a u-shaped area in combination with the wood bridge. A new fire pit will be added by 2012. Here's a wall closeup:
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11/15/2011