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9 years ago

New building i built for pond area.

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davidtree
Original Author
9 years ago
another photo
darla84
9 years ago
Seriously cute.. love the new bldg. and your stream and pond are very nice.
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frankielynnsie
9 years ago
Wow! Great mini pagoda looking roof.The whole area is beautiful and inviting. What is the rounded green plant on the right side of the 1st picture at the bottom? I like the textures and colors of the plantings. And the rocks...I love rocks.
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9 years ago
David,
Absolutely gorgeous! Someone is a conifer collector I think. They are all beautiful.
I don't think I have ever viewed such a beautiful confier collection and pond.
Two of my favorite things, together.
Craigger7
9 years ago
Wow that looks like a nice Japanese Garden
CaraRose
9 years ago
Love it
davidtree
Original Author
9 years ago
Name of plant is pinus nigra walter. Over view of back yard.

This post was edited by davidtree on Wed, Aug 20, 14 at 12:09

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