
We're getting our roof replaced. That's the roofing truck in the background.

Honeybee. Here's to your health, little pollinator!

I'm also liking this planter. I usually go for minimalist planter arrangements, with a single specimen in each. (Or two, if the planter is 3 feet wide, like the Allium/Carex one.) I know that planters are supposed to be plentiful, so I tried stuffing this one for a change.

3 comments:
Ara Jane has just turned me on to alliums! I love it.
They say to plant globe-y alliums with plants that flower in tall spires for a neat-o effect. That sounds kinda penis-y when I write it out like that, but I've seen it in garden magazines, and it wasn't penis-y at all.
I recently read the same thing. And I decided that I wanted to do just that. I hadn't considered the possibility of a phallic effect. Funny.
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