We merged two flower beds in our front yard into one large bed. We wanted a less symmetrical look, slightly more natural. Final touch was some stepping stones for the mail lady.
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- Cincinnati Zoo - Mar. 2006
- Newport Aquarium - Mar. 2006
- Bristol Zoo - Mar. 2006
- Shedd Aquarium - Sept. 2006
- Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo - May 2007, May 2009
- Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens - Dec. 2007
- St. Augustine Alligator Farm - Dec. 2007
- Oklahoma City Zoo - Mar. 2008
- Toledo Zoo - Nov. 2008
- Detroit Zoo - Nov. 2008
- Busch Gardens Tampa - Dec. 2008
- Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - Feb. 2009
- National Zoo in D.C. - Mar. 2009
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- Milwaukee County Zoo - April 2009
- Washington Park Zoo in IN - June 2009
- NY Aquarium - Sept. 2009
- Fort Worth Zoo - Mar. 2010
- Dallas World Aquarium - Mar 2010
5 comments:
If we could figure out a way to transport I would send you a start of Great Grandma Garner's plant. Of course it has to be brought in during the winter but would look good in a planter in your bed.
That is a fine looking flower bed. Wish you were here to help us with ours. The church has just hired a gardener to help us get this fiasco in order. If you remember from your visit, the tenants had left it in abysmal shape. So, hopefully we'll have something we can work with after next week.
Wow .... is that ever nice. If you are bored and want somethng to do go to 1930 Lombard and work your garden majic!!!!
oops .... magic!
Shows ya that ya dont hav to be smrt to work at a univrsity!
Very nice! It looks great. We've got a lot of hosta that can be divided, "come & get it!"
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