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On December 5,2008 Lark said:
"You have a beautiful landscape. Is the area with the blue fescue grass new? I can't wait until my blue hydrangeas look as gorgeous as yours. I love your front porch too."
On August 4,2008 YardShareBryan said:
"Beautiful flowers! What are the pink flowers in the first few pictures called?"
OnAugust 4,2008 said:
"Bryan, nThanks for the compliments. Those are actually hardy HIBISCUS which are about14 inches in diameter! The plants die back to the ground in winter but comes back in about May, making thema perennial I guess. They have seeds as well and this year I am going to try and see if they will germinate."