What I Did For Spring Break - Part 2

The front garden: Removed old crap plants and weeds; added edging, five new plants and cypress mulch.

The happy homeowner

The slack-jawed southern cracker laborer

In all it's glory, without the models :P


Corner garden: Removed old crap (dead) plants, rearranged some existing plants, and added three new plants (the pink and blue flowers). Plus I cleaned and repainted the lamp post, and refinished the name plate.

Damn. That sure is purty...


Side yard: Removed an ailing palm tree and replaced it with a hibiscus tree, and bought a US flag for display.

Ouch. I just mowed the lawn two weeks ago.
It looks like it needs it again...

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