Visit to San Antonio’s Japanese Tea Garden
From penick.net, I found a wonderful post about San Antonio’s Japanese Tea Garden. Have ever gone to this kind of place? I love Japanese tea garden. That’s why I was caught of reading the entire article.
This Japanese Tea Garden is located in Brackenridge Park. In the garden, you will find lots of amazing stonework such as pagoda-like pavilion, “a dragon-back bridge”, and path’s edge with toothy walls. The garden is open to the public and spring time is the perfect time for you to visit the place. From the moment you will enter, tropical native plants will welcome you. You will even see a large pond.
The place is perfect if you really want to have a place where you can relax and concentrate, this is the right place for you. Try to read the entire article so that you will be fascinated with how this place is made and maintained. Click here: http://www.penick.net/digging/?p=20713.
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Think Like a Gardener
Photography nowadays is very popular. Almost everybody has their own DSLR cameras. If you want to be one, take the tips from the blog gardeninggonewild.com which is written by Saxon Holt. He said that if you want to be a great garden photographer, you must think like a gardener. But what he means by that? In fact, most of the garden photographers love gardening. You won’t be able to tell the stories of the scene through your camera if you are not in love with gardening. Just as an example given by the author, he planted dark row of arborvitae to give privacy. From that idea or information, he was able to capture a good picture which is more emphasized. Try to look at the picture below:
He has more to share from that article. You can read it here: http://www.gardeninggonewild.com/?p=23481#more-23481
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The Different DIY Garden Chandelier Ideas
There are so many ways how we can beautify our home no matter if it is indoor or outdoor. One of these ways is to use chandeliers. Chandeliers vary. You can have lots of options depending on your taste, budget, and the style of the place where you want to put it. Of course, everything must complement so that satisfaction will be achieved. However, many people are not usually attracted to buy chandeliers because of the price. That’s why in today’s post, I will show the different DIY garden chandelier ideas which you may use at home. They are all easy to do and not expensive. In fact, you may use recycled items. In this way, you will enhance the beauty of your garden without breaking your bank account.
Adam Borzy 