Views of the neighborhood – Visit to Natural Gardener Part II

~ John W. Howell

Here we are at the Natural Gardener again. If you recall I did part one and then took a Fourth of July parade break. There are a lot of photos but few words. (Thank you, John) I hope you enjoy the stroll.

As a reminder, here is a map of the place – huge.

Views of the neighborhood

Natural rainwater station.

Tropical plant hut.

Tropical plant eater.

Herb garden

Babbling brook. (man made)

One kind of reptile habitat.

And a reptile more worrisome than snakes.

Plants to buy.

Lady bug hut.

Goat pen.

Chicken house.

Bird watering hole.

Yard sculpture.

Yellow submarine

Receiving department.

Guitar garden.

Handmade Gazebo.

Rock labyrinth

Interesting words about the labyrinth.

Budda.

Shed with a theme. (employees only)

I hope you enjoyed the walk around. A lot to see and sorry for so many photos.

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I have been working in business for over forty years and now have the time to work in special areas of interest. My passion has always been to create compelling stories of fiction. I have authored six novels and am working on my Seventh. The first novel is still in manuscript form and being utilized as a door stop in the laundry room. The second is a contemporary fiction novel of 89,000 words and is complete and I am currently seeking a publisher. I also write poetry but have not had the guts to share any with anyone. The one time I read a piece to a person their only comment was, “it doesn’t rhyme.” I will continue to write and hopefully my blog, Fiction Favorites at www.johnwhowell.com will provide some entertainment and an interesting thought or two. I live in the Austin area with my wife Molly and an assortment of loving pets.

52 thoughts on “Views of the neighborhood – Visit to Natural Gardener Part II”

  1. What a fun stroll! It was both an education and a source of delight. The tropical plant-eaters are a little scary but the saloon looks like it might have a mellow clientele. 😀

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  6. Don’t ever apologize for too many photos. A place like that demands you take more than a few. They appear to have something for everyone, including the saloon for the avian visitors! I love that sign on the chicken coop, cute one!

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  8. The pictures are great! Thanks. I especially love the guitar garden. May I have permission to show the photo to my son who is a musician and is currently redoing his garden. Not what his wife has in mind, though.

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  17. How funkified! The yellow submarine was my favorite shot (of course) but the guitar garden is a very close second, because it’s just so clever. But really, you can’t go wrong with anything you choose.

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  19. Don’t apologize, John — this was great! I love the guitar garden, the rock labyrinth, and the babbling brook. Even a man-made water feature is a welcome addition on a hot day!

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  30. I so enjoyed this stroll through, John. Such loving thought and humour have gone into it’s creation. Thank you. x

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