Pacific Northwest Gardening: Laurie's Garden Tour, 0 by Laurie1

Laurie1 wrote:
We cross infront of the barn, and this come to the first path that I specifically set out to make. This was a completely forgotten area - the two big oaks were just background to the barn, and the only time I ever came down here was to collect wood or to go to the big compost bins. The slope was treacherous, and poooooor DH ended up flat on his back in the mud a few times to often. Not a happy man. There were overgrown dense rhodos on the left and muddy grass with the saddest hydrangeas you have ever seen - leggy, half dead, and surrounded by wire cages - I don't know why I left it so long. So out it all came, and the landscape guy and I started one of those conversations where more is said with your hands "well, I think I want it to....(hand movement)", and he says "right, I get it goes like this...(hand movement)", I smile, he nods and this is how it came out - perfect. We refer to this as the Moraine Path - a tad grandiose, but....