A veritable oasis.
Pretty native roses.
On this day, the temperature was 105 degrees. I am surprised I didn't melt.
Italian cypresses behind the wall/waterfall with roses, hibiscus and bouganvilla in pots on top. Roses are also in the ground.
My herb garden redux -- I don't know exactly what's in it, but it's pretty! (The only vestige of the past is the rosemary bush from my little house on Kenwick -- it's almost 18 years old!)
Palms around the edge of the yard -- and grass!!! for the first time in almost seven months. No more dog with mud all over herself.
More roses, Texas sage, mountain laurel and other things I don't know -- but they sure are pretty. I would never have made it as a botanist.
I really need to get the landscapers' "key." It is embarassing not knowing what all this stuff is called. I love the river rocks he placed in piles throughout the yard.
3 comments:
Gorgeous! THey did a fantastic job. Can you imagine how lush it is going to be after a few seasons!!
I love the little "beach" part of the pool. Perfect for lounging in on a hot day.
Yeah, that beach area is cool. Our pool guy calls it the "wading area." I like to put a chair in it and dabble my feet. It is also a great place for little ones to play in the water. Grandkids someday??? Please come see it!!! Escape the hurricane?
That's beautimous! "Oasis" is dead on, too. What a change from the pool ground-breaking phase. You need a colour-coordinated house, too, don't you? Clever pool dude!
Hope you had a wunnerful trip!
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