The Migration continues
Down to less than 75 or so more post to move over here. I see there have been a few visitors drop in before the actual grand-opening. Feel free to […]
Daily Archives: December 23, 2006
An Appreciation of Stone (14)
posted, 10/22/06 These Gate columns were laying in the stone yard of a demo/excavator not far from where I live. What I would like to point out here is the […]
The Demise of the Pink Flamingo ????
posted, 10/21/06 Say it ain’t so ??? Could it really be happening? Could it be the end of the Pink Flamingo? This great American Icons days look to be numbered. […]
A Stonemason’s website
posted, 10/21/06 I have been meaning to put up a link to The Unturned Stone for a while and haven’t gotten around to it till now. The photo they have […]
Driveway Conceptual (gathering space 2)
posted, 10/18/06 2 images missing, I’ve lost code in the move Entryway, continued from yesterday . . . This rough rendering over the photo, gives me an idea of how […]
Driveway Conceptual (gathering space)
posted, 10/17/06 Conceptual drawing for entryway This drawing was to give the clients a look at a more formal entrway to their front door. Using a circular driveway paved with […]
Sidoarjo, Indonesia no place for me
posted, 10/14/06 Mud, mud, and more mud Indonesia has been having a rough time of it lately with all types of natural disasters. Including earthquakes, volcanoes and that catastrophic 2004 […]
An Appreciation of Stone (13)
posted, 10/13/06 Waterfall, approx. 2.0′ high The combination of very large stones, medium size, and smaller stone is what helps bring realism to this setting.
27 Books Every landscape Designer should Read
posted, 10/13/06 Ta-da! A blog post with a list. I believe this is my second post with a list . . . the 1st was about Viburnums. Anyway as requested […]
Nepenthes truncata what a carnivore
posted, 10/11/06 So just when you think Nepenthes truncata only eats insects, you learn something new.
Ahhh, I wouldn’t call them Landscape Designers
posted, 10/10/06 Other folks call them Visionary Artist. I’ve seen the term folk artist thrown around for this type of thing. At any rate what all these folks have in […]
Hybridizers keep on hybridizing
posted, 10/09/06 A nice article from the Washington Post on the quest for the perfect plant. Including some of the newest varieties and a sneak peek at some of those […]
An Appreciation of Stone (12)
posted, 10/12/06 Setting the Big Boulders !!!! Now this is fun . . . . More shots of this project at my web-site.
Stone Wall; Retention and Walkway
posted, 10/00/06 A early conceptual, click to enlarge A interesting story behind this conceptual drawing. A drawing that was never finished. A drawing that has become no more than a […]
Over 200 Post on Blogger
posted, 10/00/06 A small milestone for me, and most likely of no use to anyone else. The only reason to publicly note this is that I have a long way […]
