Thanks to the creativity of Master Gardener Joyce Bibby and the efforts of volunteers at the recent April workday, Garden visitors can now rest in the dappled shade beneath our new teepee trellis! The teepee is made of crape myrtle poles buried slightly in the ground and tied tightly together with twine. Twine was also strung between the poles like the spiraling strands of a spider's web to provide more structure for the pole beans, planted in pots around the base of the trellis, to grow on.
Find the teepee between the stage and the parking lot, adjacent to the rain garden! Expect a boulder to appear in the teepee by the end of the month....
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