Passing Perfection is Never Replicated

The removal of a large pear tree inspired major renovations this Spring. One thing led to another and before I knew it, the whole garden had evolved. I chose rich combinations of leaf color and shape.

Welcome to 93 West Dunedin Rd. Without the large tree, the house is now visible. This Purple Fountain Weeping Beech is stunning at 15 years old. Panorama of the front beds. front from the porch roof. This is the scene I see through the front bedroom window. This tree face was on the old pear. I laid it in front of the new tree. The famous "unlabled" blushing Japanese Maple, which replaced the old pear. The colors of this bed were inspired by the orange "blushing" maple. Front bed close view from the street. Front bed seen from the lawn. front side from street. Cherub bed seen from the lawn. This is the only semetrical design in my yard. This small bed lines the walk to the front door. A Japanese "Glow Maple" shines. Silver Cloud Redbud is featured here, with black elephant ear. back yard whole, taken from roof off sunroom. back path from above back from above 2 back scene 3 back scene 4 back2 Scene with white leaves Abuliton, blood banana and orange coleus. Scene with fragrant white Casa Blanca in back. scene with red "yucca" The most important garden supervisor This knockout daylily grows along the driveway where little else will. The place to read the morning paper with coffee, right by the back door. Thanks for visiting.