Pacific Northwest Gardening: Mauryhill Photo Tour, 0 by

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Holly, I had to find this photo from the 2006 Seattle Flower and Garden Show. You have the makings of a very unique garden ornament in that nice blue truck. The color is perfect!

I am in love with your arbor! Did you make it? And do I see a small tuft of Mexican feather grass in that bed with the wooly thyme? That's a very nice bed you have going there. I do love the schizostylis giving you nice autumn color.

Like Laurie, I was ticking off the 'fall garden' points as you listed them, including buckets of glacial till rocks! I just had my son take care of a couple of them yesterday. The only issue I have with them is that they get too heavy for me to move. So I either have to call someone else to do it or get the dolly to move them. Laurie,, please do not be envious of our rocks. They are such a pain for the most part. Gardens edged with glacial till are ubiquitous in the PNW. After all, how many 'dry river beds' can one create? And in my yard, even those don't really last that long because the fir needles cover them in no time at all.
I'm working on posting my garden 'tour', complete with all of the above, too.