Garden Forest Backyard with Seasonal Flowers and Fruits

This yard has variety and charm. First, you go through the wooden picket fence to find a grassy yard and ferns. In addition, a pebble path leads further down the yard alongside the house. However, if you follow your fence on the right, by the grass, you’ll find the weeping willow and a little bamboo. Near there is a little overgrown canopy. Returning to the pebble trail, when you follow it down, you’re invited to go right and join a stone path. This path leads to a sun bed between a fig tree and a cherry blossom tree. If you continue through the small pebble path, past this, turning right, you return to the willow tree. This tree is also a cherry and plum tree. Next, we return to the original pathway alongside the house. This blue looks so nice next to the plants. The blue wall would be a great backdrop. Eventually, you will find yourself at the end of the path by the raspberry bushes. If you look into the grass past the raspberry bushes, to the right of the shed, and bordering the neighbors, there you’ll find the blackberries and a tall apple tree. The apples can be hard to spot but they fall on the ground often when they’re in season. Next, you’ll find a great place to relax by the raspberry bushes. Nearby is the shed as well (not accessible to you). This shed has a pomegranate tree to the left of it that we are working to restore. Behind the pomegranate tree are two baby apple trees with some purple flowers between them. Behind that is the fence which backs up to a beautiful greenbelt. This greenbelt hugs the river where salmon travel to breed in lake Washington. Returning to the little patio, we find a stone path among the grass, leading to the large patio with the raised beds. Before you get to the raised beds, on the side of the house, to your left, you can find lemon balm growing. Finally, you’ll see the ivy fence and the covered table with four chairs. In front of that is a second way to enter the yard. Please enjoy and treat it with care.