Composing the Picture: Taking Stock

Top 2. Dec 19, 2001 6:13 AM

» silvan - master plan

Excellent writing. I'm enjoying following your articles.

-- posted by silvan

Top 3. Dec 21, 2001 7:58 AM

» Dubh_Sidhe - needed

I really need this topic. I regularly watch "Curb Appeal" on HGTV, but have not really seen a solution to my problem.

I have a wide entry walk to one of my house's steps. There is nothing on either side of the walk except grass,which makes it look even wider! The walk runs from the curb to the steps. I need to put something appealing on either side. Any suggestions?

I think you may tire of my coming here. LOL!

-- posted by Dubh_Sidhe

Top 4. Dec 21, 2001 3:09 PM

» Georgene A. Bramlage - Re: needed

In response to message posted by Dubh_Sidhe:
It seems to me that you live in South Carolina...can you tell me in what city so we have an idea of what might grow in your area?? How wide is your entry way? How long? In what direction does the walk face? Does the walk end at a porch / deck / stairs into a foyer? Hey, I'd be glad to help with some ideas, but the answer might not be very quick in coming especially since I'm now immersed in my grandson, in N.C., until next week :+) BTW, I probably don't watch HGTV as often as I should to see what others have to say. I might get as tired of your visits as you will of mine to your site. I looked through some of the Mary garden links this AM while the "kid" was napping.

-- posted by Georgene A. Bramlage

Top 5. Jan 2, 2002 5:12 PM

» Dubh_Sidhe - Re: Re: needed

In response to message posted by Cercis:

I live in Greenville, South Carolina. The walk is cement and about 6' wide and 10'long. It faces North. It runs from the curb to the steps which lead up to a wrap-around porch.

-- posted by Dubh_Sidhe

Top 6. Jan 4, 2002 6:14 AM

» Georgene A. Bramlage - Re: Re: Re: needed

In response to message posted by Dubh_Sidhe:
Great! Thanks for the information...look for an answer in about two weeks, maybe less.
Do you have any personal plant preferences: low-maintenance evergreens; flowering plants, etc. Tell me what you like or envision in your imagination.

-- posted by Georgene A. Bramlage