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September 27, 2011
the front Welcome Garden in late September
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Your front garden has really come along. Just having the two trees there looks great with all the plantings. Well done, you!!
Posted by: The Ms. S. | October 04, 2011 at 08:09 PM
Thanks Ms. S! Actually, there are still 4 spruce trees in the front yard - ridiculous, really. 2 of them are behind the one on the right and you can't see them at all from this view (I'm not counting the one seen sticking up behind the house as it is in the backyard.) I want to get rid of those additional 2 in the front by spring so I can work on the garden area closer to the house where currently nothing grows thanks to those trees... still working on convincing my husband! I'm planning to write a post about that soon... It seems I'm all about taking down trees these days...
Janice
Posted by: Calgary Garden Coach | October 05, 2011 at 06:25 PM