Happy Father's Day!
We had tickets for the Gracious Gardens of Shaker Heights self-guiding tour.
3554 Glencairn Road (1963), a two-family house, with an artificial flower wreath... |
For feeding birds and squirrels |
A fairy garden? |
The hidden pond garden behind the garage |
Little koi in the pond |
Across the street, a neighbor had a hillside "gazebo" |
19850 Marchmont Road (1936) |
Clematis lamp; this garden had so much clematis, which made us especially sad that our own plants may not have survived the prolonged fence installation |
Lion fountain |
Backyard patio |
'Laughing Lion' Iris |
Log cabin style picnic shelter |
Lap pool |
19701 S Woodland Road (1929) |
Salix integra 'Hakuro-nishiki'/Dappled Willow and a trellis arch |
Disc swing |
New back porch |
Flavored water refreshment: orange mint and lemon basil |
Definitely a yard for the kids! |
New stonework |
2866 Brighton Road (1922) |
Raccoon-proof trash cans |
Clematis arch |
Double Josephine clematis bloom |
Thalictrum flavum ssp glaucum/ Pale Yellow Meadow Rue |
Like Arrow Alum, with seed pods |
Waterfall and pond |
Tomato plant protected from critters |
19100 Shaker Boulevard (1935) |
New brick-lined walkway |
New rose arbor |
New "fire pit" |
The ingredients for S'mores |
Huh? |
Neighborhood hedges |
2703 Leighton Road (1922) |
Sectional hedges surround the backyard |
Behind the hedges are the vegetable gardens, protected from deer |
Whimsical sculpture |
Metal whirlygig |
Metallic crows on a bar (crowbar?) |
Covered patio |
Audrey Stout Learning Garden in the courtyard of Shaker Heights High School |
Bench decorated by art students |
One side is lined with raspberry bushes |
Yellow raspberries |
Espaliered apple and pear trees |
Section with plants native to Asia |
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