Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Paul and Julie Giles's Corner Lot Restoration Awarded Yard of the Week


Daisies in bloom at the Giles's Payson home.
The grass was knee high when Paul and Julie Giles first step foot on the yard outside the old home they bought in Payson. The stubs of four trees, cut upon dying, stood three feet high, awaiting to be removed at the root, Paul recalls. Seven years later, the scene is but a memory, as is evidenced in the nominations made by neighbors making it their pick for Yard of the Week.

The Gileses have molded their corner lot into a magnificent scene, abound with floral borders graced by daisies, lilies, and a myriad of blooms. A gentle-flowing fountain trickles near the front door and an open patio, complete with fireplace, welcomes on the south-side of the home. Homegrown vegetables are a likely fare; a vegetable garden teeming with healthy crops stretches out back.

Congratulations to the Paul and Julie Giles, Yard of the Week award winners.  See additional photos in this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle.  And be sure to nominate your choice for an upcoming recipient soon. Send your nomination to paysonchronicle@gmail.com.


Thanks to the following Yard of the Week sponsors:


Behling Insurance: www.behlingins.cc

Hanks Signs: HanksSigns.com

Nominate your pick for 
Yard of the Week at
paysonchronicle@gmail.com


One of several fountains to refresh visitors.

A charming patio just steps away from the Giles's home.

A whimsical sun sheds light at all hours and seasons.

Lovely yellow lilies are among the many flowers now in blossom.

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The Payson Chronicle

  Trees removed and earth and asphalt shifted. Downtown Payson renovation, looking westward across Utah Avenue from First E ast Street.