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Terry Courtney
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They Canned...So Can You…
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CSundberg left a comment for Terry Courtney"Hi Terry, Thanks for the information on the pond. You asked if I'm going to build one~ Yes!, if my husband doesn't buy a home on a lake, then I'm building ponds! LOL. Tuff way to go fishing huh? …"
"This recipe sounds delish...no processing time?"
They Canned...So Can You and I
This site is dedicated to the preservation of recipes and directions for canning, freezing, and preserving food from years gone by. If your granny had the recipe...then share it.
Living Walls
Living Walls are a wonderful way to bring your garden indoors. When I saw the first picture of a living wall that was all succulents, I knew this was the direction I wanted to go not only with my gardening, but as my next and last business.See More
CSundberg commented on Terry Courtney's photo
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"Excellnt job of getting this pond done right~ Very impressive! How deep did you have to dig? "
"I'm having a hard time designing my yard. Have you ever used landscape design sofeware? If so, can you recommend a good user-friendly one??"
Old cyprus at the beach in San Francisco during sunset
"Was this picture taken at the lookout above the Cliff House and Sutro Hot Springs? Is is Lake Street? I forget? When I was a teenager, we used to go up there and 'watch the sun set... or was it sun rise? Ha Ha!"
fall 2011 #5
"Looking at your sculpture again...love this idea! Next spring I have some fencing and 4x4 posts that are rotten that I will be replacing...I just might have to steal your idea! I like it allot. I'll put your idea into my…"
fall 2011 #5
"Donna - do you mean tableware, like dishes and bowls, etc? or silverware? Did you see the birdfeeders made out of plates and PVC pipes? Very cute. I saw them on this website somewhere. Good luck with that smoke stack! …"
Donna left a comment for Terry Courtney"Terry,
Rain gardens are depressions in the soil used as a termination point for downspouts and runoff. Here in Western Washington they are being used more and more to handle the large amounts of runoff from our landscapes rather than direct…"
My Pond
Here is a pic of my pond taken in August maybe. I love it, the sound is so peaceful and the birds do too. We had a garter snake take up residency in the deepest part of the pond.
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- Which category best describes you?
- Recreational Gardener
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Web Site, Blog or Other Profile Page (No Emails Please)
- http://TerryKlugerCourtney
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- Backyard - Patio. I have a thing for rocks...no garden is complete without rocks!
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- Depends on the time of year! As much time as I can!
Terry Courtney's Photos
MAY 2011 BUILDING POND
Added November 11, 2011 at 1:30am
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Building the Pond May 2011
Added November 10, 2011 at 3:16am
Terry Courtney's Blog
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Posted on November 24, 2011 at 3:25am 4 Comments 1 Like
I would like to wish all of my gardener friends a lovely Thanksgiving. We all have allot to be thankful for.
BEAUTIFUL FALL DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO
Posted on November 1, 2011 at 1:40pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Today is a beautiful day here in San Francisco...yes, I'm here for 6 weeks to take care of my 88-year-old aunt; the weather is so beautiful I think I'll get on my bicycle and go for a ride. It's a tuff job, but somebody's gotta do it! I wish I could attach some pics of my Auntie's garden, but my camera went kaput the other day; I don't know why, so I have nothing to attach, Sorry! I'm new to this site, so I just wanted to say hello to all of you fellow gardeners!
Comment Wall (13 comments)
- At 11:54am on December 30, 2011, CSundberg said…
Hi Terry, Thanks for the information on the pond. You asked if I'm going to build one~ Yes!, if my husband doesn't buy a home on a lake, then I'm building ponds! LOL. Tuff way to go fishing huh? (Just kidding) I think you do stellar work and I'm very critical in my opinion. Did you follow a plan or book design?
Thanks for your help and I'll be checking your blog for features.
- At 5:04pm on December 6, 2011, Donna said…
Terry,
Rain gardens are depressions in the soil used as a termination point for downspouts and runoff. Here in Western Washington they are being used more and more to handle the large amounts of runoff from our landscapes rather than direct the water into the storm water system. The garden is planted with vegetation that thrives in wet to dry and back environment. The water then can percolate through the soil and get clean before it ends up in our rivers and lakes. The county and city are encouraging the use of them.
- At 10:28am on November 16, 2011,
OregonGardenGal said… Oh, and Muir Woods is one of my favorite places in the Bay Area :)
- At 10:27am on November 16, 2011, OregonGardenGal said…
Thanks so very much for sharing the 'creation process' of your lovely pond as well as the final BEAUTIFUL photo of it last August! You have inspired me and now I will officially declare I want one too!!!
- At 10:44am on November 15, 2011, Donna said…
Thanks Terry, hey I have a huge pile of broken concrete in my backyard, you can have some! Yes, it is fun to reuse it, more and more people are doing that. It's hard to hawl away so makes sense to try and do something with it.
- At 7:04am on November 13, 2011,
Joyann Maddox said… - On the pic Oak tree and swing..I wish I had a yard big enough for a tree that size! Taken at the Destrehan Plantation in Destrehan, Louisiana.
- At 6:37am on November 10, 2011,
betty lane said… Very nice pond,You should make a Album out of these pond pictures.I made a Album out of picture of the Grape Arbor my husband made me.
- At 5:48pm on November 9, 2011,
Vicki Lancaster Wagner said… I def believe that you had a sore back! that is alot of digging, dirt moving & rock moving! wow. but it sure is beautiful. i agree with one of the comments, that it is the best one that i've ever seen done by a homeowner:) it rly looks professionally done!
- At 2:51pm on November 9, 2011,
Contributing Gardenerjoan said… hello Terry-thanks for your compliments on my photos. The green plant in the yellow pot is a cactus of some sort, This photo was taken in the Majorelle Gardens in Marrakech Morocco in 2008.
- At 9:38pm on November 6, 2011,
John Jardin – zone 9 said… - Welcome to the Garden Party, Terry!
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