Happy Saturday my friends!
I have been seeing more folks
I have been seeing more folks
post pics of their gardens,
so decided to show my own.
For those who dont know,
Bob made this trellis from 2 old doors.
My kiwi vine grows on one side,
honeysuckle on the other.
My birds nest yew.
Getting bigger each year.
Petunias, verbena and red geraniums.
Underneath my red twig dogwood
you will find my chocolate chip ajuga blooming.
More petunias.
I do not remember what this red flower is.
Supposed to attract hummingbirds.
My butterfly bush getting ready to bloom.
One of my hanging baskets.
This weekend will be a mild one.
The storms that rolled through earlier
in the week brought no power to both
my mom and sister.
We were fortunate in that we only had
one small thunderstorm...not severe.
Today I will be working our gift shop.
Again tomorrow.
Hopefully it will be a busy weekend once more.
My Oasis Blessings To All!
Janice
Janice, I liked seeing your garden. The door trellis is nice. We had some big limbs to clean up after our storm. Had to use the chain saw. But so thankful none land on any buildings. Blessings, stay safe, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteGlad no damage was done other than the limbs falling down. Storms can be scary at times. Janice
DeleteBeautiful garden/flowers and quite a handy hubby.
ReplyDeleteYes he is a keeper Saundra. Janice
DeleteVery pretty!! Love the washtub with the flowing petunias.
ReplyDeleteYes it reminds of the one gramma H had on her farm. Janice
DeleteI just love that trellis hubby made!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lauren. He made one for our gift shop that is for sale now. Janice
DeleteWhat a clever idea with the trellis! I think it looks terrific with some wonderful arrangements and beautiful blooms!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeanie! My vines are perfect for it. Janice
DeleteHi Janice,
ReplyDeleteLove that trellis and all your other flowers are so lovely!!! I envy all of you who have green thumbs!!!!
Hope you have a great weekend and lots of sales!!
Heart Hugs~
Julie xo
Well sometimes my green thumb turns brown as I lost my rhubarb and sweet woodruff. Janice
DeleteThanks for sharing your little oasis with us. It all looks lovely. Hubby is quite the handy man. I love that stone walkway through the trellis. So rustic.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the sales were great again this weekend.
Hugs, Julia
Thanks. Bob laid the stone walkway too. He is very handy. Janice
DeleteYour flowers and garden are so lovely! I love the old door trellis. Stay safe through those storms!
ReplyDeleteThank. I HATE storms.Janice
DeleteBeautiful blooms Janice! I have been very successful in "resisting temptation" this year...flower-wise. So I will have to try to appreciate and enjoy the perrenials I have (and that survived Nod's past winter...lost many again this year :-( ), I don't believe I ever saw that trellis that Bob made before...I love it! Happy sales tomorrow! ~Robin~
ReplyDeleteI lost a few too, including my rhubarb. Janice
DeleteLovely gardens looks lime you have had so.e time in them.
ReplyDeleteWe are cool and breezy perfect.
Cathy
Yes I love the less humid weather. Janice
DeleteI like your oasis and that door trellis idea might have to happen around my farm :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. Have fun creating yours! Janice
DeleteYour gardens are beautiful! Our weather has been so lovely...cool and sunny and just perfect. I'll take it! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteYes the temps have been nice with no humidity. Janice
DeleteThe gardens are beautiful and Bob's creative arbor is weathering in beautifully. You should add your photo of your arbor to the arbor in the store so people can see how beautifully it works in. Hope you are working a little less and as always I enjoy the blog and your photos Have a beautiful week
ReplyDeleteI think I showed it in a different post, but will do so again. Hope you have a nice week too! Janice
DeleteThe trellis and gardens are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Leslie! Janice
DeleteWhat a lovely oasis you have created. You and your hubby are as creative outside as you are inside. I love the trellis!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch! Janice
ReplyDeleteWow, as I was reading this, I was thinking how does she do all this? Work, shop, folk art and garden...you are so productive. Good job.
ReplyDeleteYou are an inspiration too with all that you do! Janice
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