Cottage Garden
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the water feature is going in the general area of the hot tub. The tree in front is definately going...the one in the back is still being debated... -
The view from mom in law's porch -
the view coming down the drive to home -
I want an old country fence with arbors and gates in two places along the back. A nice place for jasmine, roses, and clemitis to grow....Those trees are on the SW corner and are staying. -
My Mother-in-law and I have decided to convert the area in the middle of the circle drive to a cottage garden. This fall we will start by getting the car and the hottub gone and adding power and water to the area. She has designed a tenitave map of the garden and we have both decided on our first project. Mine will be a fence with two arbor gates at the back. Hers will be a water feature towards the front. Let the games begin.....
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