Hello Everyone,
It is Pink Saturday at How Sweet the Sound so I am joining in with some soft and sweet pinks.
I love hydrangeas in all shapes,sizes and colors but today it is all about pink!
My lovely old teapot from Coulson's in Summerside was just $3.
Dainty china
Just another reminder of the garden tour on Sunday afternoon from 2-4:30 rain or shine and for more info you can email me(profile page). My husband and I have been busy as beaver's getting the garden whipped into shape!
There will be lots more pinks to see at How Sweet the Sound so have fun!
Have a wonderful weekend,
Carolyn
hello ms carolyn! i would like to say that your blog is so beautiful. it is a blessing i found it because whenever i feel down, your blog always makes me feel happy and peaceful...like everything will be ok. it also inspires me so much! i bought a pink teacup and saucer and want to collect such things like the ones you post in your blog. I also LOVE the anne of green gables series and dream of visiting P.E. Island someday :) thank you so much for sharing your lovely home and garden!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinks!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blooms!
Tomorrow Im picking a few pink hydrangeas from my basket to put in a glass...bringing some pink inside :)
Have a great weekend!
Deborah xoxo
As always, your photography leaves me breathless. So, so beautiful. I had never seen hydrangea in such a delicate pink. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful color! I love it!
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ReplyDeleteSorry Carolyn, there were too many typoes in my first comment. I try so hard, and preview, but even so ...
ReplyDeleteThose pink Hydrangeas are so much nicer than my plain white one. Do the flowerheads dry well?
Your china reminds me of a picture on my blog. Only that one we can't eat off :-)
Carolyn ~
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous pink sweetness things ~
Your pictures are so pretty !!
Beautiful pinks today Carolyn. I think I saw that very teapot at the antique store I was in last Saturday and you really got a deal! If it's the same, the owner said it was dated to the 1850's, English lustreware and he's asking over $100.00 for it!! YIKES! I'd love to tour your gardens tomorrow. I hope you have a wonderful day for it and a great turnout. Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteStunning! The pink is so soft and dreamy. Beautiful post Carolyn! I also just read your August tour post. I love the picture with the virgina creeper enclosing your window. On the south side of my home my creeper has been chewed by beetles this year, I'm going to miss that bit of privacy.
ReplyDeleteHave a great tour, hugs Rosemary...xx
Your Pinks are soft, dreamy and romantic looking.
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Dear Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteYour blog, house and garden are beautiful. I always look forward to new posts. Thank you for your positive attitude and beauty.
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Gor-ge-ous. Thanks so much for sharing, Carolyn. Susan
ReplyDeleteOh, I've never seen pink ones before. How beautiful. Your blog is great.
ReplyDeleteThe hydrangea color is gorgeous, so pretty. I wish I could be there for your garden tour..maybe one day when we visit the island!!
ReplyDeleteHI Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteLovely pink hydrangeas- My sister in law had them in her wedding bouquet last weekend- lavender and deep blue purple colored ones- they were gorgeous.
My son and his girl have landed in your neck of the woods and have begun to set up their apartment in Stratford.
Are the dainty dishes Limoge- I have a bridal wreath dish pattern that looks very similar. They are very old and I love them. They once belonged to a friend's grandmother and I bought them from her many years ago now.
Have a great weekend.
Regards.
Anna
Oh my heavens you just put me in pink heaven! Love your dreamy blooms!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Olivia
Always look forward to your lovely posts ~ Love the delicate pink hydrangeas ~
ReplyDeleteI love Hydrangeas and these are Gorgeous!! Absolutely made my heart skip a beat!! Lovely, Lovely! Jina
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, breath taking, amazing and love the colour. I love Pink and the garden loves pink. I have family home and wonder if you could mail me directions to the garden tour, would love to come and meet you and see your garden.
ReplyDeleteHello Carolyn
ReplyDeleteYour pink hydrangea is gorgeous and I like the large teapot you found.
I wish I could tour your garden but will have to wait until we come east again.
Judith
a feast for the eyes...your photos just makes me smile...
ReplyDeleteRene
Carolyn your pinks are all so pretty. I will have to look for that lovely rose.
ReplyDeleteI loved the previous post of your August garden. Just gorgeous!
hugs from here...
I know I say the same thing again and again but I need to tell you that your flowers are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, you are always the master of soft and sweet - and elegant!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday. I can't wait to read and see more about your garden tour.
Hello Carolyn.... your lovely pink photos are so gorgeous... the hydrangea in blush pink is beautiful... as well as the rest of your pretty PINKS.....
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend.
Hugs;
Alaura
Late arriving to your Pink Saturday, but certainly glad I didn't miss this. The pinks are very "soft and sweet". Love that tea pot.
ReplyDeleteExcellents!!....Congratulations!!
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