Water Gardening: Pond story, 2 by pbtxlady

pbtxlady wrote:
That was two weeks ago, and I'm about done with the pond itself now. It's still clunkier than I like, but I think I've done all I can with that part of it. I plan to move the daylilies in front of it and put something tall and evergreen there. to help hide some of it. Then I still have to finish that side by the window, and finish part of the paver path, and finish trimming the liner, and finish landscaping, and get rid of the white cloud that's developed, and do something about the exposed tubing and electrical wires. But hey, my frogs are back and I have tadpoles already (a month or so early), so I'll just do the rest as I get to it.

Today's pictures.

This bed got pretty much demolished during the construction. It's a hot-spot, so I'm putting baby four-nerve daisies there, along with some sedums. For those who aren't familiar with the four-nerve daisies, they're the little yellow flowers in the second picture. Evergreen, slow groundcover, and sometimes bloom even in winter.



This message was edited Apr 30, 2013 3:38 AM

This message was edited Apr 30, 2013 3:49 AM