Yard Thing
Does my lower lawn (aka "courtyard," but actually the septic field) look a little empty to you?
Yeah, it has the old gazebo (hidden by tree and vines), the zebra grass, a brick wall, and some flowers, but it needs something—well—distinctive.
Tuesday Kroger at Westlake had reduced the price on a "Toscano two-bench arbor with pergola top." And it was Senior Citizen Day, so I got an additional 5% discount. Good thing I have a truck with an 8-foot bed!
The thing came in a gazillion pieces in a big box.
Good thing I have a mechanically minded husband—who has tools. I don't know what all these are, but they ought to do the job.
By Thursday morning, he had most of the gazillion pieces put together.
Here's a view from the bench:
Now I'm thinking that the new yard thing would look better in the middle of the courtyard instead of so close to the bottom driveway. What do you think?
Here's a view from the other side:
See? A little too close to the driveway, don't you think? Good thing we haven't pinned it down yet.
And I can't decide on which side to plant the wisteria. Decisions, decisions.
Yeah, it has the old gazebo (hidden by tree and vines), the zebra grass, a brick wall, and some flowers, but it needs something—well—distinctive.
Tuesday Kroger at Westlake had reduced the price on a "Toscano two-bench arbor with pergola top." And it was Senior Citizen Day, so I got an additional 5% discount. Good thing I have a truck with an 8-foot bed!
The thing came in a gazillion pieces in a big box.
Good thing I have a mechanically minded husband—who has tools. I don't know what all these are, but they ought to do the job.
By Thursday morning, he had most of the gazillion pieces put together.
Here's a view from the bench:
Now I'm thinking that the new yard thing would look better in the middle of the courtyard instead of so close to the bottom driveway. What do you think?
Here's a view from the other side:
See? A little too close to the driveway, don't you think? Good thing we haven't pinned it down yet.
And I can't decide on which side to plant the wisteria. Decisions, decisions.
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1 Comments:
That looks very nice. But maybe it should be a little further from the driveway if only to avoid some dust.
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