This gal has it all and she knows what she's doing.  Located at the edge of town you feel like you are in the country while minutes away from activity.  Lory has sun and shade and space.  An interesting variety of rock and brick in hardscape.  Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees, Vines and Vegetables.  She hasn't left anything out.  While there is a lot to see, Lory's tendancy toward mass plantings keeps garden beds organized and avoids confusion.   Well manacured and tidy these gardens charm.

	Mass plantings of Lamb's Ears form a ground cover at the enterance garden bed. Mums and other perennials offer seasonal splash of color.
A Rose Garden by the front door offers fragrance and color.
	Annuals and perennials neatly  line the walk.  Leaf color adds extra interest.
The large flowerbed off the patio offers a serene setting for relaxing and entertaining.  Annuals, perennials and tropicals are mixed.
	Hanging basket of Chenile Plant looks full and lush.
Annual display tucked in the corner of the patio.  The hummingbirds won't leave the Black And Blue Salvia alone.  The birds dart about seated guests to get to their favorite flowers.
	The middle of summer and this basket of Petunia is looking fresh and thriving.
This charming bed features Lamb's Ears and Hosta.  Hosta generally grow larger with age.  You can keep them smaller if desired by  dividing them every few years.
	I love this.  Mass planting of Siberian Iris and Verigated Hosta offer staggered bloom times.  The contrast in leaves offer interest all summer.  This bed borders the food garden.
Look at the food!  This very neat and large food garden had to be fenced to keep the deer and other wildlife away.
	This well used bird house charms the border.  Vines climb the trellis.
Daylillies bloom at the base of the fence.  No space has been neglected.  Plants layer over each other to form a floral quilt.