i wish my poor old eyes could focus on the pix

looks spectacular

ken

Looks so lovely...I'm with ken in wanting bigger pictures!!

Your eye seems to be doing quite well, Faye! Don't worry about a plan.

Kathy

Sorry for the small picture but so far still haven't had the patients to learn how to upload more then one picture at a time so .... you asked for it but only one at a time

another

Are you sick of them yet?

This post was edited by almosthooked on Sun, Sep 29, 13 at 22:55

Just a few more

Just one more after this one

This is the back side of the waterfall waiting for me to plant. I pretty much blew the budget on rocks and pump supplies so will have to be happy with old existing plants ( for this year anyway) Thanks for the incouragement, it has been a fun project. Myrle says " AND what is next?" NOTHING , I am running out of grass! lol

Not sick of them at all! How beautiful. I envy you those fantastic rocks and the nice grasses you have in there! Which hostas are/will be inhabiting that great spot?

Not boring at all! I'm sure we'll all be looking forward to follow-up photos in the spring to see how everything's filling out.

Gee,Faye,I hope you had lots of help moving those boulders into position! If I had those type of boulders,they would roll down to the road below my house! Good job! Looking forward to your new plants,next year. Phil

Wow! Just beautiful. I need a project like that.

Do I see Japanese Forrest Grass?

Phil . Thanks to our neighbors little excavator and their knowledge in pond installation, our old backhoe and skidsteer and determination the rocks got placed with only one hosta kind of getting squished by a large one out of control rock( it survived).
I have so far moved a Blue Angel, Big Daddy,Mr Big, Old Glory Plantaginia? and Color Festival . Wandering through the other areas I see a few others that may need more space but too darn muddy to even think of doing any moving of plants or I may bet stuck. The trees are starting to turn but we haven't had frost yet.

Faye....that is just a gorgeous waterfall garden! I'm so glad you posted the close-ups after the "teaser" collage...lol
I love not only how it looks overall, but also the use of certain companion plants as well. The effect is simply stunning...IMO you don't need any advice at all, my dear! You've got an artistic flair. What you've created is inspirational and such a pleasure for us to view.

Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing your beautiful garden next year as it evolves.

You must be so happy with the results of all that hard work!
Jo