
New St. Francis (patron saint of animals)

New Japanese Arealia....we might get another one.

3 Japanese Yew ....they stay this wide, but get much taller. (that's the neighbor's swingset in the background) They are to provide screening of the view of the other neighbor's house when sitting on the back patio. I'm sure they'll be glad to have a little screening from us too.

New squirrel-proof birdfeeder. The squirrel was FURIOUS today when he couldn't figure out how to eat out it. And Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal were very happy. :-)

Red mandavilla vine. You can see the Japanese Yew plants in the top of this picture.

New salmon colored Oleander in place of the cannas that had over-multiplied.
Bob did all the hauling and planting of all these, and also planted a zillion flats of periwinkles in the front yard. We still have a ton of work to do, especially in the back beds. We're hoping by next summer we'll be done with most of the planting and will be able to replace the crumbling brick with some nice stone.
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I know lots of folks will warn you... I just want to be first. Oleander is poisonous. Now, you are wondering, who in the world eats landscape plants? Me and my friends did. We ate all kinds of stuff. Lots of dandelions. Roses that grew on the back fence in our Alexandria, VA townhouse. We ate them because they taste good. So keep an eye on that oleander.
Beautiful! Love the statue.
i dont know anything about flowers or plants, but parker looks adorable
oh, and i just realized after a few minutes that my mom was talking about when she was little. haha
oops, the last one was me
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