SUNNY RESIDENTIAL
A Sunny Home in Burr Ridge
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This wildlife habitat garden was planned with a "sculpted" look - the plants in the front are low growing and clumped, the plants in the back are tall and stately. |
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The colorful bird house adds a touch of whimsy to the garden, while providing important shelter for habitat residents. |
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A close up view of native plants taken in the early fall, 2005, when the garden was a year old. The tallest plant is downy sunflower. |
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This wildlife friendly yard has a birdhouse and birdbath and bird feeders that you can not see. |
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What a colorful display! Isn't this better than having a mass of Yews planted along the wall? People say they do this because they want color during the Winter. My reply is, "Paint the house green." |
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Can you find the dog? I mean the real dog! |
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Some people don't like to have flowers near the swimming pool. They are afraid they will attract bees and other insects that will bother them. I found this is generally not a problem. The bees are more interested in the flowers than the people. |
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