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laurihs4 River Grove, IL(Zone 5a) Jun 22, 2007

Thanks to all you great DGers, the front of my house has gone from blah to beautiful...
Lauri in WI

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laurihs4 River Grove, IL(Zone 5a) Jun 22, 2007

another view

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laurihs4 River Grove, IL(Zone 5a) Jun 22, 2007

Here's what it looked like before...

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sticks_n_stones Crosbyton, TX(Zone 7a) Jun 22, 2007

wow...thanks for sharing that....; lovely what you have done....; i have a garden bed that i call the friendship garden...and it is what others have given me from daves.....it makes me smile to see my friendship garden...; what all is planted?

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DoSaye Orange Springs, FL(Zone 9a) Jun 22, 2007

It looks beautiful.. Great Job.

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Jun 22, 2007

I love the stone path. It makes your yard pop with interest. Great job on the plants. :))

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rose318 in Houston, TX(Zone 9a) Jun 22, 2007

Great job. It looks beautiful
Patti

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alinehuey Rockton, PA Jun 22, 2007

I'd say you need some Thymus in those pavers. Annie Hall or any serphyllum will spread quickly and cover well. It doesn't take much to multiply. Bluestone Perennials have a threepack for $13 plus postage. I could offer you a trade if you are interested.
I love the look you've got going.
Aline

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Theresa Marine City, MI(Zone 5a) Jun 23, 2007

Very nice job. It creates a focal point and does make your walkway pop.
Im sure when its grown in it will be perfect.
Great Job!!!

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mamajack Fate, TX(Zone 8a) Jun 23, 2007

it is beautiful. and aline...........great minds think alike.........i was thinking thyme too.

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