Being a CPA in the spring can be misery. But I wanted to include these. I wish I had time to provide more detail.
Partially screened it. Yes, the grass needs to be cleared but if I waited until I had all the items in place nothing would ever get done.
Leaving openings for the moss
I used cornerstone to attempt to kill the weeds but nothing died! I did it twice....they didn't even complain. It's like I sprayed spectracide or something. Going to take it back. I used a hose to outline the tail. Think I will till it once I kill the grass.
Back of the peacock
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Not being a fan of screen nor chemicals, I can't really address this but did you give the chemical time to kill grass and weeds? Sometimes you don't see dead for a couple of weeks.
Found another Roman-style garden for you:
http://donstathamblog.com/2013/12/14/cherie-flores-private-garden-houston/
I saw this photo and had a thought: You could plant violas and other winter-proof annuals in October and replant with summer annuals in April when the violas wilt and have a pretty display year-round.
http://amazingwishlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/2/cypress-gardens-fl_2.jpg
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