So hubby decided to sabotage me (okay maybe I am over-exaggerating, but he don't have to know). One weekend, when it was just me and my girls out at one of our many basketball tourneys, he decided to attack the mulch! Ok, so he hired someone to clean the yard up a bit, you know, put some mulch down, trim some shrubs, and clean-up that stinking baby oak tree that had limbs going out from everywhere. My sweet husband thought he was doing something that would put a smile on my face when I arrived home on Sunday evening. I feel bad about now, but I gave him HELL! As soon as I turned the corner, all I could see was what looked like neon orange colored cheapy mulch. Ugh, I was HOT, oh know he did not!!!!!!
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We had our magnolia tree removed because it was diseased. He said it looked like it had been for awhile. I was wondering why it never bloomed. We requested some palms to replace it.
I looove the way it transformed the view of the front entrance. It actually looks much bigger and it feels more open and therefore more welcoming. I plan to add a some pizazz some how. Just gotta do my research.
Everywhere you look is like discovering something new everyday. I can not wait until the shrubs reach full maturity, because that where the layering and dimension is going to come in.
I also asked him to frame the sidewalk by adding landscaping to either side of the sidewalk. I am loving the presentation. Here is also a better view of my front door entrance. Oh man, I am just giddy over it! Now we are able to cross one thing off the list.
Wow! It looks great!!! Wonderful transformation!
ReplyDeleteI guess you can now add, landscape professional to your resume!! M.
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference......real curb appeal now!
ReplyDeleteOh *YE-AH*! It looks so fantastic now...if i passed it, i don't think it would click that it was the same house...totally amazing! It's okay if the husbands screw up once in a while...as long as i benefit from it in the end! Ha! (c:
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