Arbor Days
We all know that this summer (or really the whole year) has been a nightmare for most of Texas. So I've been digging through photos of the arbors at the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center, looking for good ideas on taking some of the nasty out of our blazing temperatures. Shade gooood. Before next summer comes I'd like to build something on our Wimberley property to help us spend and enjoy more time outdoors. Here are the candidates:
The simple "bus stop" look, practical and open enough to allow breezes from any direction.
"Strong Silent Type". A but austere without any vines growing on it, but would be a great spot for a water feature.
"Made in the Shade". Great way to get from point to point without boiling along the way.
"Toddler hideout". Only a one or two year old would view this as a shelter.
The "Road to nowhere". A semi-circle which would be good for viewing a focal point like a bird feeding & bathing area from the shade.
"Hide Away", the right hand side is solid vines. Good for blocking the hot West sun or hiding an eyesore.
The simple "bus stop" look, practical and open enough to allow breezes from any direction.
"Strong Silent Type". A but austere without any vines growing on it, but would be a great spot for a water feature.
"Made in the Shade". Great way to get from point to point without boiling along the way.
"Toddler hideout". Only a one or two year old would view this as a shelter.
The "Road to nowhere". A semi-circle which would be good for viewing a focal point like a bird feeding & bathing area from the shade.
"Hide Away", the right hand side is solid vines. Good for blocking the hot West sun or hiding an eyesore.
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