Showing posts with label I am in the garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I am in the garden. Show all posts

12/28/10

celebrate with flowers

Here are a couple of arrangements I made
for Christmas.
I think I got at least 4 out of the 
flowers I bought.
Greens courtesy of a few bushes by
the back door.


Parrot tulips
are done...they only last
a few days...but the lilies,berries and greens
 will be good for another week.

12/10/10

Wreath heaven

I love this.
I just ran across this on this blog
She found on this site
Rachel Whiting photographer.

3/30/10

I went thru my collection of saved images.
Found this pretty picture
because it's spring!

9/16/09

who said tomato

We have a small garden.
A bounty of tomatoes.
Better than candy.
We share with the snails.


9/4/09

A funny little flower arraignment.
The glass is a battery holder found at my
Radishes from the farmers market. Jasmine from my yard.

8/9/09

queen

This is a very pretty photograph.
Queen Anne's Lace is in full bloom
right now.

It grows by the side of the road,
It grew in my walkway. It is very quaint and
old fashion. I really never paid attention
to it before. Why now? Appreciating
what is free and noticing more of what
is around me?

7/12/09

This is my bounty from Laconner.
I picked these lovely hydrangeas
to take home and I discovered
raspberries.
I made a little snack.


Laconner re-invention
is comming a long.
Even though we have taken a moment to
stop and re-do our insides.
There is no halt to the progress of mother
nature on the outside.
The gardens of our laconner shop are in
there full picture taking mode.


And the lovely part of all this....
It is a perennial garden...so year after faithful
year...these flowers and berries return to
delight us with their beauty and just
friendliness. Yes...this is a friendly garden.
quaint...a little over the top and lovely.

Wirily gigs are still whirling and bees buzzing.

I've been meaning to take apart the front window.
But geez looooieze you can't even see it.



A pretty pink flower bush sits in a bed
of trailing and vining tiny red strawberries.

Do not know what this is...but it's cool.

Purple clematis is taking over the birdhouse.

Here is the former tea room. The walls are a
cream, and painted over with an umber wash.
The wainscoating is a mustard color with the
same umber painted on as a second coat.
The floor is primed and will be a mustard color
to match the rest of the floors.


Chris left the green on the interior of the window.
It adds character and depth.