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Lattice Shade Screen constructed by Willard for Hagan Fence to provide shade for hostas. I think I'll like doing my potting bench in this location. Eight feet wide is a generous space I think. Never had an area devoted to this work before.
A mix from a seedmat along the drive. Almost too colorful for most areas, but quick and cheery coverage in difficult areas.
We had been waiting for this day for Shade's first under water bath. Then we realized what we don't know such as how warm to make the water etc.
Fans hide in the shade towards the end of the day.
Vans Warped Tour 2011
Blossom Music Center
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
7.20.2011
A 16 ft. by 24 ft. shade house will accommodate 3 picnic tables and provide a comfortable seating area for garden visitors.
Love the bright, clear Tucson light the shadows are fabulous.
In the hot so very hot Summer months shade is important, sought out,
and so very much needed. . . Beyond the cooling necessity of it to
plants, animals and people. . . what I love is the patterns that move
across the landscape that merge into twilight.
This view is the east side yard where my small grove of citrus trees
are. In the early morning and evening lots of animal and birds come
out on this side of the house.
I have seen resting in the hot part of the day Javelinas, Coyote and
a Bobcat, not at the same time Thank Goodness ! I leave much of my
land wild with just a-bit of raking and pruning here and there so the
wildlife and I can coexist. The white paint is for a bark fungus that
we are trying to get rid of. . .
Happy Monday ! parsnip
Cypripedium tibeticums and franchetti's and one gisella on the rigt. Also a large group of trilliums that are getting a little out of control. The 'Spotty Dotty' Podophyllums are also starting to spread out.
The print is my own design which were originally line drawings which i manipulated on Photoshop and then turned into a screen print. I mixed the colours myself and used a flock base so when ironed the prints become raised and feel velvety. I tested the shade against different backgrounds and different stands and I think it's quite a versatile shade.
While I was out in the hot sun taking photos of the "Giving Tree", he was waiting for me in the cool shades provided by the trees :P
(bookworms are sporty too...2 weeks ago, we had our cycling adventure trip to the mangrove swamp!)
HDR using 3 exposures, hand held.
Converted to black and white in photoshop with a slight split tone added.