Bittersweet, Lilacs, Rose bushes and False Indigo....We need to get out there and do a little trimming before the Bittersweet completely devours us...
Our day will be rainy today... but that's okay...I need to work down in the studio and accomplish some Jewelry...May your day be a creative one, xoxo~Kathy.
Simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your garden shots~ particularly the wheel barrow one:) Have fun in Le Studio ..I like those days~You must show us the hollyhocks when they are in bloom too..I love those .
ReplyDeletePeaceful gorgeous respite ... TTFN ~Marydon
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful photos! I love the flowers! What are the purple looking flowers in your last photo? Very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandra
Beautiful garden shots! I like your pansy filled wheelbarrow and your white picket fence is so charming!!
ReplyDeleteI have hollyhocks that are not as tall as yours and I had to stake them. They were keeling over!! I'm not sure what went wrong...
I hope you have a wonderful day in your studio creating. It sounds like a fabulous way to spend a rainy day!
xoxo
Jane
Sandra...the tall bush are Lilacs and the shorter flowers on the right are called "False Indigo" They are very short lived but a fantastic blue when flowering, thanks for asking...xoxo~Kathy.
ReplyDeleteyour garden is lovely! Thank you for the stroll! Hope to see your jewelry creations when finished!
ReplyDeleteLove, Dana and Daisy
Hi Kathy, I love your garden. Everything is sooo beautiful and just so peaceful looking. What a pleasure....just to look!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Barb
It all looks just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteJen
I enjoyed walking through your yard. It is cool and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and orange flowers together. Such a great combination. Beautiful garden!
ReplyDeleteEven my tried and true hostas look terrible due to our terrible heat wave in Texas. So sad. I had one that looked a lot like yours: lush! I lost one hollyhock before it ever bloomed. I'm coaxing another one to make it. I love your old wheel barrow. Always wanted one!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Your garden reminds me of the one I had in the Pacific Northwest, just South of Seattle. So nice and GREEN. I had an English style cottage garden.
ReplyDeleteI now live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas. Big difference!