I thought it was time to share a few garden shots with you . this is the beginning of the garden out by the road. I gave the old door a quick coat of grey(not aqua) paint. I think I need to distress it a little though.
I have many different colors and varieties of phlox and they add lots of beauty to the August garden.
I am joining My Romantic Home for Show & Tell Friday..
Thank you for visiting!
Carolyn
25 comments:
Beautiful post, such amazing gardens!
Your gardern is BEAUTIFUL!!!
LOVE IT!!!
I do like your garden posts they are always so pretty.
Merle.....
Yes the flowers are beautiful! Love your photo's
greetings Heidi
Hi,carolyn! I'm Debby from italy!! I've just found your blog and I'm really,really thrilled: it's sooo amazing and your home is wonderful!! See you soon, a big CIAO, Debby ^_^
Hi Carolyn,
I haven´t seen this side of the garden, with the fence and gate (I think) earlier. I admire all of your lovely blooms. So pretty!
Hugs,
Sanna
Carolyn, your garden is one of my favorites! Lovely!!!
Best wishes.
Hi Carolyn
Happy to have found your beautiful garden! lovely photos of a gorgeous outdoor haven:-)
Have a great day!
Fiona x
Hi Carolyn,
Hydrangas are one of my favourite flowers and your lime/white bushes are gorgeous. The driveway gardens are lovely...you must smile every time you drive up and down the drive.
Have a good week
Barb from Australia
tout est parfaitement beau
et lumineux
l' année prochaine je planterais
des Phlox
surtout que c' est une plante
vivace
à bientôt
edith
Even your structural backdrops like fences and garden doors are lovely, Carolyn! Love that willow chair in amongst the plants.
I love your gardens. They are just beautiful. I don't always comment but I am wondering if you put chairs and things away for winter and bring them out again in Spring? Or just leave them out.
Carolyn,
you have a beautiful garden. I love seeing fotos of your garden!
hugs
Your border looks beautiful Carolyn and I like the old wicker chair standing in between.
Have a lovely day!
Madelief x
Very pretty Carolyn. Some of my phlox has not done well, yet my hydrangeas are super this year. Go figure.
It's the wild and wacky weather for sure.
Judith
Hi Chris,
Yes,we do put most all of our garden 'stuff' in the barn for the winter. The exception is the bigger cement statues.I don't even want to think about that yet--the seasons go by so quickly but especially summer!
Thank you for your visits.
Carolyn
What would summer be without hydrangeas? Annabelle is one of my very favorites, followed closely by Tardiva (which can take more sun). Some of my gardening friends keep telling me that I should add Limelight to my collection, but I have to make space first. We have lots of sunshine here, and shady space is at a premium.
Your garden looks like a lovely place to sit and relax.
Your garden is absolutely beautiful. I used to have a small garden with over 50 old roses and ramblers but now sadly have a piece of grass the size of a postage stamp. I hope within the next year or so to maybe buy some land and build and have a garden again.
Thank you for sharing.
Lee :)
Ciao Carolyn,
I love every corner in your beautiful garden,the grey door,too!
I visit you every day!!
BACI
Maurizia
LOVE the grey door!
m ^..^
Your garden is a little heaven on earth. I never tire from looking at your beautiful posts. Thankyou for sharing it's beauty.
I really like this area of your garden, phloxes are one of my favourite plants, so many lovely colours and they flower for so long.
So! You do find time to sit and relax in your garden, too, right? How in the world do you decide where to go and where to sit?!!! =/ =]
Oh those hydrangeas - it's nice to be big and fat when you are a flower like that!
The border with the hydrangea and the phlox is just exquisite.
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