Garden Projects # 10

How about breaking them up and making some sort of mosaic?

Karen

They probably wont winter over.Mosaic sounds like a good idea.

Yep, I'd set them in concrete......

okey dokey, time to learn how to do mosaic

I did that hypertufa stuff last year Jen.. messy but fun

I guess i will call this vacation project - better pictures of the cairns i built while on vacation.

while in maine i noticed strange signs warning that it is illegal to remove stone from maine beachs - who would ever even think to do that?

the second image has a nice heart shaped rock - the fourth was my personal favorite

Heehee, I can't imagine who would even think to do that. I like them all

They are all wonderful! Wow, like Maine doesn't have enough rocks? My son would always bring home some nice ones......

so very cool! I hope people leave them be

Quote Hank: "Very Cool!". Quote Louise: "AMAZING, in fact!". I love the last one with the engineer and his creations! About that rock prohibition.....I know someone who "rescued" a rock from the Acropolis before seeing the signs about prosecution. Her pocketbook was glowing with guilt.

You're supposed to be enjoying downtime with Cindy!!

that is down time

thanks all

I love Maine,cousin lives in Rockland.Its true.
I guess it's true about the ban on rock removal.It makes sense tho.
Beautiful kairnes Bill.

Would love to get into garden to finish project with brick edging.....still coughing, though not as much....

oh Bill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have another project for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow!

i can do that lol

Flintstones!

pretty funny jen:) must be on a farm somewhere

That would take a year or two....

that is awesome!!!

Very cool!

The August view of the new path past the fountain

Wonderful, JO!!

Very serene.....

That is so lovely, Jo. It has been very enjoyable to come along with you to see all that you have done in your yard over the last few summers. Your artistry really shows.

Very pretty Jo!

looks great joann!

so pretty

Love stone!

Thanks everyone.I just cant stop looking at it.

you did a great job!!

My design but someone elses labor.I am thinking of another one in the lasagna garden for next spring.

It looks wonderful Jo!!!

LOL I think this path need shaping up.
Why did I ever think those patio paves would work.They are OK in a group but individually they are a nuisance.

OPPPPS wrong image
This is the lasagna garden path area for spring 2013

I just hate the way this website loads images.
Here is the pix

The same type of path would look great there, too....I'm sure you can show me when I get to your place!

Here is a project for contemplation if you happen to have a spare 600,000 begonias.

In the real world, I have been ordering fall bulbs and trying to figure out where I am moving a bunch of Japanese Maples that the deer decimated last spring. I am going to move them to the fenced part of the property in a couple of weeks. The deer always win, but I think I have some very suitable spots in the garden to redesign around those chomped on maples. Patti

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you can do that :)

ha! ha! ha!