Lowering Yard Maintenance

Donna F. in Greenville, SC

This year I replace some areas with River Rocks - they look great - are certainly low maintenance and help greatly with water control coming down the hill. Switched to pine needles instead of black mulch. Dye would run off and into the pool!

1 of 20: Removed the small narrow annual bed in front of grass area and added River Rocks to help with water issues.

2 of 20: Side view of River Rocks Area

3 of 20: Shed - painted to look like a large bird house.

4 of 20: Frog sings at night looking for a mate.

5 of 20: Butterfly Iris were beautiful this year!

6 of 20: Water Lily blooming

7 of 20: Would love to know the name of this Iris.

8 of 20: First two blooms on this Clemitis and they were large and multi layered.

9 of 20: Kanas Peony

10 of 20: Snadra Berndhart Peony

11 of 20: The Iris were beautiful this year.

12 of 20: One of my favorites

13 of 20: birds love this fountain

14 of 20: Moon Plant has already started blooming

15 of 20: Clemetis starting to bloom - ready for the daylilies at their base to start blooming -

16 of 20: Easter Lily finally blooming

17 of 20: Pink Flower Pot - cant wait for it to mature

18 of 20: Screened porch

19 of 20: Hydranga has so many colors going on - pink - purple - slight blues - really cant wait for full mopheads

20 of 20: Red Planter growing well - cant wait till it really fills in and growns up.

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I just LOVE what you've done with your gardening space Donna. Your garden looks like a very peaceful and secluded spot to relax and unwind . That double blooming clematis you have is to die for..., and that pool looks deliciously inviting...:-)

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