I've tried to resist doing two yard project posts in a row, but I'm too excited not to today! Yesterday we had a brief break in the rain -- just long enough for the sun to come out, dry things a bit and let me snap a few pictures. This was before all the edge stones had been cut so you can see a few bare areas above. I'm still mystified that one asymmetrical shape can fit together like this:
See the urn at the end of the wall? That's been sitting there empty for a while, but now happily has a foxtail palm in it. The foxtail had been in the ground but, being a palm that's a bit finicky and needs extra TLC, wasn't performing too well. They thrive in pots and like wet soil, so it'll be much easier to care for now. It's also going to cast pretty shadows on the patio in the summer months.
It's another rainy day today so we're on hold again. We still need to sweep sand into the joints and stomp around to encourage it to compact down. It's amazing how much sand it takes, usually more than you think. After sand sweeping our next phase is the lawn area. There are several weeds to pull and a whole lot of leveling and smoothing in the near future.
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