Constantly growing: a landscape developing over time
Vicky Walker, a gardener in Moses Lake, has seen her garden and lawn landscaping projects continue to expand since she purchased her home in town in 2008.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Vicky Walker sits atop one of her first new installations she built in her backyard after moving to her home in Moses Lake in 2008.
Flowers bloom in the back lawn of a Moses Lake gardener, Vicky Walker.
Plants, rock pathways, and wooden garden boxes fill and continue to expand in the backyard of Moses Lake gardener, Vicky Walker.
Brussels sprouts grow in Vicky Walker's backyard this year, the first she's grown them. Walker said they have been a fun, tasty addition to her gardening.
Vicky Walker, a gardener in Moses Lake, shows off some lavender growing in her backyard amongst one of her garden areas on Thursday, Oct. 8.
Over time, gardens and lawns tend to evolve and grow almost as an organism on their own, changing and evolving.
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