Talk about curb appeal. This pretty bank of rock, perennials, daylilies and shrubs runs along the highway for about 200 feet. Simple but elegant.
When visiting gardens for the first time, I tend to photograph unusual things that catch my eye.
In the photo below, a thrifty gardener created an old fashioned well from chunks of used concrete.
This succulent tower was made from an old 60's style kitchen chair frame and a piece of wood to give height to the back. Wire mesh encloses sphagnum moss and holds the plants in place.
A Toad Hall resident sits in this sunny garden.
This is a catalpa tree. Very striking.
