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I walked around the yard last week and took a lot of pictures. I sat down at the computer and looked at them and made a (long) list of things I wanted to do.
One side of the house had gotten overgrown so I decided to do something about it this past weekend. I took pictures when I was finished so I could share some before and after photos.
Before..the bushes by the house were over my head!
Looks much better now….
and if you walk further down …before….. from two different views…
looks much better (after) …and now have some places for something new to plant!
and believe it or not..there is an arbor there!
There it is!
I have a few other areas of the yard to work on. I will share pictures of them when I have some progress.
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HERE ARE THIS WEEK’S PARTICIPANTS:
That looks like a very pleasant garden.
ReplyDeleteYou have been a very busy lady. So fun to see the arbor. It's all looking nice.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
We had to do some cutting back in the flower beds. Your gardens are looking lovely and I love the arbor. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Your before and after inspires me to get out there and get working.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. I'm new and am now following.
Liz
It is a wonderful idea to use pictures to give us an idea of what we want to change - where things are etc...You did a lot of work! Looks great! I appreciate you hosting,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Looks wonderful Susan. Lots of work, but well worth it.
ReplyDeleteWe took this same sort of inventory this Spring and did some work with some help, this time.
Yard work continues at my house too!
ReplyDeleteWow- lots of work Susan! Looking great!
ReplyDeleteSparkly Hugs,
Tobi and the Pixies!
Thank you for hosting this fun party! You have been very busy. The result are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Nancy
Thank you - my first time joining your outdoor blog party!'
ReplyDeleteAppreciate your hosting it!
Love the arbor and trimmed up boxwoods. I need both at my place. Soon.
ReplyDeleteWow you have been working hard! My hubbie cut back some of our boxwood hedges and we still have plenty more to do! I love my garden but sometimes it is a bit of work! Yours looks wonderful! Love your arbor!!
ReplyDeleteMiss Bloomers
Ongoing I see. I have been working for two years now tryig to get my wisteria to make an arbor. S.l.o.w.l.y...it comes. xo Jenny
ReplyDeleteYour journey in your garden and yard sounds a lot like ours... So much work so little time to do it in. However, its lovely to see the results of your labours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
Your yard has lots of possbilities! Have fun! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteCindy
You have been doing a lot of work outdoors! It always feels good to see results like this!
ReplyDeleteYou done a lot of work last week-end!!!
ReplyDeleteI have walked through some of our parks today.
I see alot of progress. I love working in the yard. It's great therapy and it looks so nice when you sit back and take it all in. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI think we all are in the same position as ..
ReplyDeletethe weather has been enticing of late..
begging us to come outdoors..
to play..garden ..or just wander and view!
enjoy!
I have much waiting to be done..
both indoors and out!
hugs..
Loui♥
Well the weathers just warming here in Northern N.Y. and Im so excited to see more POPS of color everyday:) Your garden is so lovely and it has a kind of Vintage feel to it.I love your arbor as its something Im going to build this year for my gardens.Thank you so much for hosting.Deidre~
ReplyDeleteNice job!! That looks like it took a lot of hard work!
ReplyDeleteI'm sharing a guest post by a fellow local blogger. She started vegetable garden last year, and learned a lot. She's excited about doing it again this year.
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