This view is looking from the NW corner towards the SE corner. You can see a fig leaf, part of the pear-apple tree, a blueberry twig, many herbs and a few varieties of drought-tolerant grasses. Also visible are the gravel paths, which were dug out with the help of Rachael's student Caitlyn. This is the same type of 1/4"- unsorted gravel used in traditional Japanese gardens. It compacts nicely and doesn't migrate into the house, all the while allowing water to permeate.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
The backyard
This view is looking from the NW corner towards the SE corner. You can see a fig leaf, part of the pear-apple tree, a blueberry twig, many herbs and a few varieties of drought-tolerant grasses. Also visible are the gravel paths, which were dug out with the help of Rachael's student Caitlyn. This is the same type of 1/4"- unsorted gravel used in traditional Japanese gardens. It compacts nicely and doesn't migrate into the house, all the while allowing water to permeate.
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