Hallson Gardens

That last link should work now. And thanks renaldo! Blazing saddles started off looking rather odd, so I think it just had to go through a teenage year or two to get to looking normal.

I'm going to be doing the front bed with our post-light soon, and need some ideas for what to fill the center of it with. http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/emptyfrontbed.JPG I know that at the very front edge closest to the front of the picture will be red and red-white peonies which ...

These are some of the containers I've done for the back porch and patio this year. I always try to have a little fun with the porch ones, especially. http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/porchcontainers.JPG http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/backcontainers.JPG For some reas...

These are the first couple to bloom of my 12 or so. I have no idea what the names are, and I really don't care much. http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/daylilly1.jpg http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/daylilly2.jpg http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/daylilly...

I recently moved about 5 hostas from the back patio area to the new front bed, so those aren't looking too hot currently. However, the ones that were previously up front are looking pretty groovy. http://sites.google.com/site/bookreportgrid/Home/fronthostabed.JPG From right to left: Blazing saddles,...

If I really want to kill something, I drill small holes in the base of it and pour an herbicide into them. It's rather effective at killing pretty much anything, including very old trees.

This guy has been in the ground for 3 years, and this is the first time he has shown any symptoms. The two leaves that show the really bad crinkling and discoloration actually emerged sort-of binded together, so I pulled them apart and it looks rather HVX-ish. http://sites.google.com/site/bookreport...