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An interesting planted combination
A local brew pub has a talented gardener, I'm thinking. Looping by Wicked Weed on an evening walk found me admiring this planted container.
This was one of two similarly planted barrels, on either side of their front entrance walk.
Kudos for doing something different, I thought!
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