Paving Project. You gotta pay for this one.

Paving installation involves skilled labor so please, don't be cheap, hire a professional.  May I suggest Greg
Marris at gregmarris@hotmail.com.  Greg is great to work with and KNOWS what he is doing. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your beautiful new walkway and/or patio.--Rebecca

Bonnie's Front Yard. Byrant Neighborhood.

I met Bonnie last week on one of my many walks
around the neighborhood. She was in her front
yard wearing shorts covered with paint. I thought
she looked great, but she was too shy to let me
take a picture. Oh well...done front yard.

Mosiac Pot, Bryant Neighborhood

Another great front yard in Bryant. The mosiac work was
created by the home owner Bonnie. Well Done!

Dream Landscape. One Last Look.

Time to go. Thanks Helen for letting us all enjoy your great place.-R

Dream Landscape. Day 2.

This is the path to the lower level of the yard. Using readily available material for mass planting is cost-effective and great looking.-R

Dream House with Great Landscape. Wallingford. Day One.

The first time I saw this place my heart skipped a beat. Really, it’s fantastic inside and out. Sort of a Dwell Magazine meets The Folk Art Messenger. This week Well Done Blog will be featuring exteriors from this home.

Entry: So simple, and graceful, and easy, and inexpensive. The lavender is drought tolerant and evergreen. It can look good year round with little to no maintenance. The walkway is a combination of gravel and pavers. Both of these items are easy to find and easy to install. The mailbox is recycled and funky. The most expensive item here is the concrete retaining wall--not cheap but clearly essential to the design. -R

This was once a driveway. Madrona, Seattle

It's hard to believe that this was once

covered in Tarmac!