landscaping excellence award, oct 2007 goes to...

Seemingly back from the dead, the landscaping around Fields Crossing has been completely reinvigorated. At last count, 30 dying to totally dead dead deadsky (Beatlejuice reference) plants were pulled out of the ground to make room for lively replenishments. After a summer of looking as if Fields was in the midst of a landscaping labor strike, things seem to be back on track. Here's another shot of the front:


The north side of the building is a continuous line of shrubs:


The Jackson street side is now home to a slew of new cypress!


All new mulch was layed down:


To give you a small glimpse of what everyone in the neighborhood has been staring at all summer, here's a little unfortunate taste:

HORROR!


TRAGEDY!


SHEER TERROR!


There was also a slight weed problem:


But those nightmarish images are now a long distant memory. Keep up the good work, Fields. Now break out the water hose!

1201 adams, what happened??

Some unbalanced person with an electric pruner took a trip to crazy town with the trees boardering 1201 Adams, the recipient of our recent landscaping Awards for August 2007. What a shame. Why would someone prune the trees to such a small state?? HH is very dismayed.

the landscaping excellence award goes to...

The August 2007 Ladscaping Excellence Award recipient goes to 1201 Adams. We are currently obsessed with their landscaping and upkeep. They take such great care of their property, and the bushes and flowers always look healthy and groomed. Check 'em out:


It really makes a difference in your mood when you can walk up to your home and stare at such beauty. Don't you think? The people that live their must feel good coming and going each day. I'd rather look at healthy manicured grounds than weeds and dead shrubbery and garbage. 1201 Adams does a great job. Bravo!


Some low ground coverage with shocks of bright pink and red:


I'm not sure if the 'no pets' sign is really necessary, but hey stick with what works, right?