Cast Iron Pots; Revisited
Last week I posted about these iron pots that I had picked up at the local auction. [The pots in question. ] In the comment’s section Jonathan asked about the […]
Monthly Archives: November 2007
An Appreciation of Stone (34)
[ Ash Cave in SE Ohio during the Summer season. ] This is a perfect example of Blackhand Sandstone. The sandstone at the top of the formation is harder than […]
Golfing on a Aircraft Carrier
Now for something completely different, of the photoshop variety. I must say this is pretty clever and a tip of the hat to the creator-whom I can’t seem to find. […]
An Appreciation of Axes (1)
Usually I have some sort of an Appreciation of Stone, or this, or this . . . on the weekends, but today I am feeling appreciative of one of my […]
This years 1st Snowflake
This afternoon I was sitting at my second favorite diner eating breakfast after a tough morning. How tough a morning? How about root canal tough, that’s tough. Anyway as I […]
A Great Find, 3 Cast Iron Pots
I thought these cast iron pots might be worth sharing. Recently we found these at a local auction we attend on a regular basis.. It’s the type of auction held […]
Your Typical Horse made of Gourds
From Speigel Online. This is something you don’t see everyday. I’d say it goes beyond the typical gathering of large pumpkins. [Bruno Bohrer and his horse of gourds. ] I’m […]
Times are Tight, are They Getting Tighter?
This may start off a little off-track, but I am going to try and bring it around to our industry. Oil prices continue to rise, which means gas prices continue […]
Great Illustrations
My great desire to become a better illustrator as a landscape designer has me always looking at other type of illustration and designed illustration. Here are a couple of examples […]
Tree . . . mendous
I am just amazed at the amount of traffic this post is still getting. It seems that it comes up pretty high on the search engines when searching for trees, […]
An Appreciation of Stone (33)
[The stones that hold the stream edge together sell the illusion.]
Higgins on Hayward and Small Spaces
Adrian Higgins of the Washington Post has written another great article (print page link) on residential landscape design. This one focuses on a lecture he attended where Gordon Hayward spoke […]
