I'm pretty much loving this scabiosa, so it had to make a post appearance as well.
See that area in the background of the second and third pics?
The long strip on the outside of the fence.
I'm realllllllly tempted to rip all that out and do a row of boxwood.
I've thought about it for years.
I'm tired of the way it looks.
Ragged and messy.
The rest of the yard is pretty much just a free for all.
I want neat and tidy out there.
I'm tempted.....
The long strip on the outside of the fence.
I'm realllllllly tempted to rip all that out and do a row of boxwood.
I've thought about it for years.
I'm tired of the way it looks.
Ragged and messy.
The rest of the yard is pretty much just a free for all.
I want neat and tidy out there.
I'm tempted.....
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Are you really a boxwood kind of gal? You shoes match the scabiosa so well, lol.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many varieties that I'm unfamiliar with. I always learn something here.
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures. Everything looks so soft and lush and pretty. I'd leave it as it is! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks really great, Mindy. When we lived in the historical district we were not allowed to plant in the parking strip. I always thought that was a big loss of potential beauty- x, ox Diana
ReplyDeleteMy penstemon just stopped blooming...but I did get a few pics before he quit! (which reminds me that I have to get some pics up!) I am loving the strip here girl! And I can totally imagine boxwood there! I think it would be beautiful...but what you have is beautiful so ya really can't go wrong!!
ReplyDeleteYour penstemon are beautiful, Mindy! I have a bright pink one called 'Sensation' that is blooming now, as well as a red one of unknown origins, but I love them all:)
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