I know what I want the pond to look like when it’s all finished. I know what I the whole yard to look like, but getting there is slow when I’m the primary landscaper! So I do a little at a time, moving along at what feels like a snails pace, but loving what happens when the pieces start to come together.
I started last week on building the wall around the waterfall box. I had to level the dirt a little and I still need to order the ‘faux’ rock cover for the canister itself, but today I finally finished it up!
I also started on some landscaping at the edges. I want to cut back on some of the rock and liner that is showing. I don’t know that I’ll leave the rocks there as edging, but for now they are making a break between mulch and grass. I planted some Carex and ferns in this bed, along with some annual salvia and miniature zinnias.
I did something similar on the other side scale wise. That bed has a butterfly weed, a miniature goldenrod and the annual salvias. Now where my vision is really grand is on this side. I either want to level this area out and put down small stones, a few stepping stones to set the chairs and a small table on, or I want to build a very low deck. I want a pergola over this sitting area and I want to plant my native wisteria and native clematis to climb either side. Where that dirt pile is I want to clear out and plant that area full of ferns so it looks lush and cool! Yeah, the vision is there, the implementation just takes time!!
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