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I finally have flowers and plants in the ground!

18 years ago

I do not have the before and after pictures ready yet. I really am trying. The before pictures are regular prints, but I don't have a scanner that works, so I have to get them scanned. Well, I tried, but the developer did not put all of the images on the CD. We just got a digital camera, so I hope to post before and after pictures soon.

Anyway, I thought I would at least post a link to some of the individual flower pictures from my yard. I'll post the overall before and afters all together at a later date.

It's late, I hope I am making sense!

Sher

Here is a link that might be useful: Sher's Photos

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Comments (3)

garden_witch
18 years ago
Looks great =) What kind of coleus is that? (the big dark one) I have black dragon planted with my impatiens, they seem to get along great =)
GW
SherCA
Original Author
18 years ago
The dark coleus is one that I did not keep the tag for. It has grown to about 3 feet tall. I know the small trailing one is Rose Frost. Sorry that I can't answer your question.

Sher
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Msrpaul
18 years ago
I love the coleus and impatients combo...!

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