Yes, I can see why. I am truly envious of your patio area. We live in new housing and there is absolutely no foilage at all....only grass to have to constantly mow and fight the weeds out of.....depressing.
Lee, your garden is gorgeous, and I can see why Apt Therapy wanted to showcase it. Congratulations! It was nice to read your description of your space and how you constructed it too over on their site.
Yes, I can see why. I am truly envious of your patio area. We live in new housing and there is absolutely no foilage at all....only grass to have to constantly mow and fight the weeds out of.....depressing.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Just seeing the photo makes me feel cheerier. I'm inspired-thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that!!
ReplyDeleteWell deserved - kudos on the feature but more so for actually having the patio that is in the feature. What a great retreat. Really nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLee, your garden is gorgeous, and I can see why Apt Therapy wanted to showcase it. Congratulations! It was nice to read your description of your space and how you constructed it too over on their site.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed! Your garden is lovely, comforting, and so darned classy. I'm impressed at ALL you've done in such a short time.
ReplyDeletei love your outdoor space...very inspiring..:)
ReplyDeleteYou kids! You're on AT! Rockin.
ReplyDeleteLee, love the blog. I have lots of catching up to do now that the budget is over(!)--so great to see what you guys are up to.
Can you tell me where you got your string of lights? Looks great!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful patio! Who designed your Celtic knot? Would love to reproduce this in Michigan... can you give me any direction? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLori, The knot was designed by the previous owners of the house. We were lucky enough to inherit it. But good luck!
ReplyDeleteI love your patio. It is so cool! What are those tiny stones beside the square bluestone? Is it gravel?
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