Photos of the borders I redesigned in the spring of 2007. Come with me and watch my border gardens grow.
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BB > The front border right after it was completely redesigned. The corner of that border is what I call the Busy Bee Corner because of the bee figurines in that corner. The flowers are small right now, but as they grow, so will the burst of color they add to the border.
BB > The Busy Bee Corner. - A large green frog peeks over the corner of the planter, while busy bees go about their gardening business. Behind the busy bees are pink Periwinkle, Midnight Dream Petunias and orange Marigolds..
BB > Young Begonias, Marigolds,Petunias, Periwinkle and Salvia add a burst of color to the center of this border.
BB > After much more work, this side border is finished as far as I'm going down it right now.
BB > Begonias, Salvia, Geraniums and periwinkle are the center attraction in this side border.
BB > I moved the Hibiscus from the Oasis, and when it recovers from the beating it took in an early springtime hail storm, will be a beautiful addition to this border. On either side of the Hibiscus, sit Orange Marigolds in Folgers Coffee Planters. Don't they add just the right touch of "Redneck"?
BB > Every yard should have at least one gnome in it. I've named this little fellow Horatio.
The front border right after it was completely redesigned. The corner of that border is what I call the Busy Bee Corner because of the bee figurines in that corner. The flowers are small right now, but as they grow, so will the burst of color they add to the border.
> The front border right after it was completely redesigned. The corner of that border is what I call the Busy Bee Corner because of the bee figurines in that corner. The flowers are small right now, but as they grow, so will the burst of color they add to the border.
The front border right after it was completely redesigned. The corner of that border is what I call the Busy Bee Corner because of the bee figurines in that corner. The flowers are small right now, but as they grow, so will the burst of color they add to the border.
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