Great example of a multilevel garden in Columbia Heights.
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Garden of the Day
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Those yellow flowers are pretty fresh, anyone know what they’re called?
And in a different location I found a converted tire planter that looks really good:
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I really like finding ones that are able to compliment gardens and grass. I normally find only one or the other. Nicely done here.
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These are some badass curb flowers. It’s near Logan Circle and if I remember correctly also were awesome last year. I got much respect for the effort it takes to make something look this good.
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The vegetable garden at the Girard Street Park (a bit west of 14th Street) is looking good:
They even had some cool sculptures made out of old cans:
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This one is from Mt. Pleasant. Totally badass.
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This is a little plot at Shepherd, Illinois and 4th Streets, NW. This little plot used to be filled with trash. It’s nice to see it became a proper garden. I wonder if the city did it or some neighborhood folks. Either way it looks great. Close ups after the jump. (more…)
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This is a perenial favorite of mine located outside the big apartment building on Quincy off of Georgia Ave. So don’t say that all who rent don’t have pride in their yards…
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I know I just ranted about mosquitos but this pond has moving water and goldfish! I particularly liked the back part. I got nothing but respect for those who can maintain bonsai trees… Actually I’m not sure those are proper bonsai trees but it still looks pretty sweet:
