19 June 2010

Landscaping project finally finished!

You might remember this picture from an earlier post?  Can you see the pot of flowers clear down at the end of the row of boxwood?  It and it's sister were put there 'for the time being' till I could purchase what I really wanted there.  The flower you can barely see in this photo is WAY bigger now.  But that is another post, coming soon.
So, what I wanted on either side of my walk was urns.  I looked at some really cute ones at the Springfield flea, but the price was a little more than I was willing to shell out. So...I kept looking. Then a friend called to say she was in town and had found some but they only had one in brown and one in grey. So I told another friend to keep her eye out for me and voila!!! She found them! Thanks Kara!


So they were bought and hauled home and there they sat for a few weeks.
I have been blessed with a hard working perfectionist husband:)  Before the urns could be placed where I wanted them, he poured a couple concrete bases and glued old bricks to the top to give the urns a flat, level surface.  And it does look wonderful if I do say so myself.  Thanks honey, I love you sooooo much:)
Measure and level...
pull it up, add more dirt...
a little glue...
and there you have it!
I am VERY happy with it:)
One for each side

4 Comments:

Blogger Lauren B said...

I LIKE... this means I need to come over for another visit... and see all your wonderful new things! :) Love you, grl!

June 20, 2010 at 12:26 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Looks great, Jill! Your hubby always does the best job!! MOM

June 20, 2010 at 10:32 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Jill, we went past a place with several urns of flowers and I saw why T. was so particular about setting yours. These obviously hadn't been set as carefully and were tilted in all directions!! Good work, T. bless your heart. MOM

June 21, 2010 at 9:03 AM  
Blogger deborah said...

Beautiful!! Looks great, T!!

June 21, 2010 at 10:34 PM  

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