Really lovely! Nice use of containers, too. I think one of the most satisfying aspects of landscaping/gardening is the visual proof of one's work. Even an hour or two of weeding and pruning makes such a difference. The before and after images are evidence of a job well done.I'd like to invite you to check out The Backroads Traveller, a photo blog by my dad, a career nurseryman. I'll point you to his posts about plants and gardening, but he has many, many pictures of the rural areas and small towns of Western New York and nearby that I hope you would enjoy.http://backroadstraveller.blogspot.com/search/label/plantsBest,Eric
These are fantastic. But, you are supposed to make the 'before' pictures look as bad as possible — some of yours don't look so bad. Architecture magazines will show 'before' photos in black and white to make them look as terrible as possible.Ray
You don't do anything small, that's for sure!
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Wow, what a difference. Very impressive and well done!!
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Love what you've done with the place. Wish I had the fore thought to do the same thing! It is well done and you can be very proud of it all.
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Really lovely! Nice use of containers, too. I think one of the most satisfying aspects of landscaping/gardening is the visual proof of one's work. Even an hour or two of weeding and pruning makes such a difference. The before and after images are evidence of a job well done.I'd like to invite you to check out The Backroads Traveller, a photo blog by my dad, a career nurseryman. I'll point you to his posts about plants and gardening, but he has many, many pictures of the rural areas and small towns of Western New York and nearby that I hope you would enjoy.http://backroadstraveller.blogspot.com/search/label/plantsBest,Eric
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These are fantastic. But, you are supposed to make the 'before' pictures look as bad as possible — some of yours don't look so bad. Architecture magazines will show 'before' photos in black and white to make them look as terrible as possible.Ray
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