And now, on to the butterfly garden I've wanted for years . . . . . . which, because we had to make the new fence with a 45-degree angle instead of the 90-degree angle of the old fence, is now half the size of what I'd planned. This is Philomena 3; she hasn't done well in the courtyard, so I moved her here for some height. I also kept the asparagus fern, as cardinals and mockingbirds like the berries it produces . . . There was a lot of discussion about where to place the flowers . . . . . . I stayed out of it! The edging blocks around this crape myrtle were replaced, too . . . Adan puts the finishing touches on the butterfly garden . . .

. . . and washes off all the blocks.

CONTINUE WITH LANDSCAPING, PHASE 3 HERE