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We've finally been getting a ton or work done around our small Texas ranch. We had redone the skirting/foundation around the bottom of the house in March, but had never gotten it done around the deck to completely close off the underneath of the house so we wouldn't get any more critters under the house. (Especially skunks, which always seem to choose the middle of the night to spray under my bedroom and wake me up.) We restacked the rocks around the deck and then I finally got to replant my flower beds. I had some Rosemary that was supposed to be prostrate rosemary and sage there before, but nobody had told them they were supposed to stay fairly small and it had become a jungle. I transplanted it all, but alas, the Rosemary didn't survive. I suppose after being in the same spot for about 15 years, they had a right to be a little upset. I will now have to get some more Rosemary and plant out by the yard gate into the pasture, because I love my Rosemary. I chose to replant with some Drift Roses that I know will stay fairly small, some Guara for the butterflies and hummingbirds and some daylilies. I had found 3 at my local nurseries that weren't just your run of the mill daylilies like everyone else has, but couldn't find anything else, so I turned to E-Bay. I found 3 fantastic ones that hopefully will be gorgeous when they bloom next year. I had only wanted one more, but couldn't resist the other 2. I got everything planted, found a large clay saucer for the top of the cactus bird bath (the original bird bath saucer had gotten broke), composted everything with some great compost from Bell County Regional Compost Facility and some mulch. This is my newly replanted flower bed. I wanted to make sure it didn't get too full and I didn't want to cover up all the great rock we put around the bottom of the deck. It was a lot of work, but I'm really happy with it and can't wait to see it as it matures and all my daylilies start blooming next year. The roses are already settling in and blooming. Enjoy the pics. This was before.
And this is after.
I'll try to post more pictures as it matures. I love the way it turned out. I make Stained Glass, Mosaics and Fused Glass kreationz for your Home and Garden, so if you're looking for that unique piece for your garden, check out my shop, KayzKreationz.
Brass Brooch with Enamel Disc/Glass Headpins/Ribbon/Gear/Arrow. It can be yours for 17.50 plus $5 shipping
A Little Bit Vintage Brooch
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My hubby and I sold our business of 30 years, and now I'm trying to develop a small business with my glass.
We have a small property in Texas where we do wildlife management.
I always wanted to learn to do glass so a few years ago I took a class at a local community college and loved it. Shortly thereafter I took a mosaics class and liked that too. Then a year or so I took a fused glass class and fell in love with it. I've since added beading to my repertoire. I especially love working with wire and copper and like either making small jewelry pieces or using my beading to add to my Glass Kreationz.
Since I love gardening and Texas things many of my things will have to do with Home and Garden or Texas themes. Check them out at:
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http://KayzKreationz.artfire.com
And check out my website showing things either done as gifts for someone or sold and is currently being updated.
http://kaysglass.com
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Stopped by to see your blog hop reveal. Please message me when you post it!
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