POD#4 - The Jungle - Project Idea

it still looks pretty.

September 18, 2008

I love your jungle!

September 10, 2008

I love it, I would not tear it down. I see a half of a watermelon I guess that is hubbys touch. :-)

September 09, 2008

I think it looks great! I am happy with ANYTHING green at this point unless it has stickers!

September 09, 2008

Neat shot! I see what looks like half of a watermelon. Was it too ripe to eat?

September 09, 2008

I love trumpet vines, but they are invasive. I love this shot - my garden looks a lot like it right now - I like the over grown look...

September 08, 2008

I have a trumpet vine, I don't mind it as much as I do the stupid wisteria that I planted and will not bloom, also have a wild blackberry that I am having problems removing from a flower bed.

September 08, 2008

Beautiful!

September 08, 2008

Sorry to hear that it has taken over. I think it's very lush and beautiful!

September 08, 2008

It's so green - beautiful!

September 08, 2008

Thanks for the warning if I ever have a place I can have a garden I will try to remember that. btu it sure does look pretty and green around there.

September 08, 2008

My dh's uncle uses these to cover a chain link fence, man that stuff can grow!

September 07, 2008

You ARE SO RIGHT, you have to weed them out all the time. Big job. My neighbor has them, pretty but very invasive.

September 07, 2008

I think that with a little extra TLC - it could be even better. I wish I could get stuff to grow that green here. Looks so lush and full. Does the grapevine produce edible grapes?

September 07, 2008

I think its beautiful as is :)

September 07, 2008

Food waste is great fertilizer. Tell your dh coffee grounds and eggshells are great also...however, it doesn't look like you need much help growing things...lol. Love the bird bath and the fact that butterflies and bees come for a visit. Nature is my calling. Thanks for the warning about the tumpet vines.