My hubby has been very busy over the year with turning a dumping ground into a garden. We moved into our house in August 2006. The lady who lived here before us was in her 80's and going blind. The garden hadnt been touched in years and we nearly didnt take the house because of the work that needed doing on it.There is still much to do but the lawn eventually got laid yesterday and now we are going to plant flower, trees etc. we need to build steps to the outbuilding(shed) as well. I am so pleased its turning out so well.
before the work started
progressing
starting to take shape
the lawn is laid
WOW Pinny, what a change for the better. You must be very excited.
Looks great! I know you guys put in a lot of hard work but it will be a lovely back yard when you are through.
That looks great! Looks like your two dogs are the "sidewalk supervisors" of the job! They are so cute - what are their names? Are you putting in stairs between the two levels, or is there another way to get from the lower level to the upper level? The building is such a nice addition! I think your husband is doing an awesome job! Lisa, It looks great! Isn't it a good feeling to see the "fruits of your labors"? It doesn't even look like the same yard, does it? Your outbuilding is a very nice touch. The flowers will finish it off beautifully. How are you feeling? I know you said you were having some problems, after having had that nice period of time when you were feeling so much better. I hope you are feeling better again. Be well. Hugs, Nini It looks lovely Pin! I love working in my yard. I find it very satisfying to pull weeds and clean it up. You'll be able to spend so much time out in your garden nowWow pin, what a lot of work but work that feels like satisfaction of a job well
Wow Pin I would never believe that was the same yard! Ya'll are doing an awesome job, it's beautiful
What a transformation it looks really nice well done
done. You are going to so enjoy this space. It looks beautiful. wow, it is beautiful. You guys are doing an awesome job!
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