A few years ago I had a burm put in my front yard, so I could create a natural privacy screen between my front yard and the passing pedestrians and cars that go by. It's grown so much since then and is most definitely doing well as an attractive barrier.
(These are the burning bushes planted on the burm.)
There are bushes, roses and grasses planted on this burm. Now is the prettiest time to admire them all. The Burning bushes are one of my favorites, with their beautiful bright autumn colors. Right now the grasses have grown so high, that there pom poms dance back and forth in the wind all day and night. The roses have turned to orange hips now, but during the summer they bloom with yellow, red and white roses.
(My front burm)
Yay, you are back and blogging! :-) Love your berm...the colors are amazing and the scale is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. It reminds me of my family's yard in England when I was very young. Nice!
ReplyDeleteHello Amber,
ReplyDeleteYes I'm back. Thank you for coming by. I hope all has been going well with you. Thank you also for the complementing me on my burm!
Have a great evening,
Lydia
Hello Retroartist,
Welcome to my blog! Thank you so much. How interesting that your family had some of the same types of bushes in England. I'm sure your yard was very pretty and colorful when you were in England.
Wishing you a very pleasant evening.
Lydia
that is one beauitful berm!! love the colors ") I hope you had a nice rest, marina
ReplyDeleteHello Marina,
ReplyDeleteThank You! I love to sit on my porch to see all the different colors from it.
Have a very happy day!
Lydia
Bonsoir dear Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI am back blogging and would like to thank you for your kind comments on my full moon post.
Your burm with the burning bushes is lovely.
Have a wonderful week,
Eva
Hello Eva,
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to see that your back!
I hope all is well. Thank you for your comment and letting me know your back.
Wishing you a nice evening.
Lydia
The colors of your Burm are amazing!
ReplyDeleteLydia, thanks so much for your lovely comment regarding my cross-stitch and for letting me know the name of the "Spider Plant."
I`m off now... To put my 3 Treasures to bed.
Kisses
Debbie Moss
(From England)
How come your berm looks like a garden and my berm looks like a big pile of dirt? Life's not fair.
ReplyDeleteYour front "burm" looks lovely... we too have two burning bushes, one in the front of the house and one in our backyard, and they are lovely during this time of year... pretty soon not one leave will be on them... winter is approaching faster than I'd like... :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day, Lydia
cielo
Lydia, so glad you're back..everything looks beautiful there.
ReplyDeleteI really need to try planting some of those lovely plants around my place, too. :)
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ReplyDeleteHello Debbie, Thank you! This is the prettiest time of year for burning bushes.
ReplyDeleteI love admiring them especially while the sun is shining on them.
Have a great day!
Hello Baba doodlious,
Thank you!
I'm sure your burm looks beautiful! We mulch the heck out of ours. This seems to keep the weeds down.
Have a great day!
Hello Cielo,
Thank you! That's nice that you too have burning bushes to enjoy right now. Winter is also going to be here in my neck of the woods very soon.
Have a pleasant afternoon.
Hello Jan,
Thank you! It's great to be blogging again.
I think you would really enjoy burning bushes planted around your house.
They give off a nice bright color.
Have a nice afternoon.