Metamorphosis

[taherrmann4]

Here is the bridge I built over the summer.

 

[taherrmann4]

Some winter pics of our first snowfall this year.

 

[taherrmann4]

Some spring pics.

 

[taherrmann4]

Some winter and wildlife pics.

 

[j.w]

Pretty pix and is that a Paper Bark Maple or some kind of Birch tree?

 

[taherrmann4]

Its a Heritage River birch.

 

[addy1]

Beautiful pictures

 

[Big Lou]

Beautiful!

 

[j.w]

Its a Heritage River birch.

I like the look of the reddish peely bark on it. I have a birch but it's the white kind and not much peeling on it. Don't know what kind it is as it came up from a seed in a neighbors plant pot. She did have a tall weeping branched type in her yard so it could be an offspring of that one. All I know it is one fast growing tree for sure!

 

[sissy]

Did those 2 pots come with the scalloped pieces in the back of them .in pic 3 with the bird bath

 

[Big Lou]

We were given a peeling birch from a former friend (turned out to be fair weather, borrow money no pay back type) who kept it in the nursery bucket for over a year. After we planted the weak tree it succumbed to stress.

 

[j.w]

Poor little tree Lou

 

[taherrmann4]

Did those 2 pots come with the scalloped pieces in the back of them .in pic 3 with the bird bath

No those are the backs of some chairs that came with a bistro set we had several years ago and I re-purposed them last year, put them in the pots, looks sort of neat when plants are growing in the pots.

 

[sissy]

They look like they are part of the pot tmann .I guess all your gardens are buried under snow too .

 

[addy1]

No those are the backs of some chairs that came with a bistro set we had several years ago and I re-purposed them last year, put them in the pots, looks sort of neat when plants are growing in the pots.

Wow neat idea! That looks so wonderful