Happy Friday!
When I was coming in from the garden
a couple of nights ago I looked back
and saw the sun setting behind the
cottage and wanted to capture the
evening light in this garden vignette,
but I am noticing the evenings are getting
shorter.
blooming now.
up in the spring has done reasonably
well with not a lot of care.......it is on
the north side so it doesn't dry out as
quickly.
tops that were dying back I had
a hole to fill so this chair got moved
in to add a little color.
leaning over the old picket
fence.
weeks ago so the clematis is
not as prolific right now.This
little garden room is tucked in
at the south of the Gardener's Cottage.
or lunch.
Take a peek into Martha's Garden
before you go.
As usual, I never seem to get all
around the garden ....maybe next time.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Carolyn
11 comments:
Splendide!!!
Very very beautiful. Have a nice weekend.
Hugs ... Dorothea :-)
So much bliss!
Reminds me of Alice in Wonderland.
Lovely views! You have a wonderful way with your camera.
Liebe Carolyn!
Ich liebe jeden deiner Posts! Die Fülle an Blüten und Farben, so kann es kein Maler malen....gigantisch schön! Alles Liebe von Susan
Oh my your garden is breathtaking! Love how you decorated it.
Hello Carolyn. I love the turquoise on the arbor and all the very precious flowers. Like you, I am lamenting the slow dying of summer. Part of life, I guess, but your gardens make it better. susan
So very lovely, as always. Thank you for sharing.
I love your arbor-style garden gate. I keep thinking of where it would look right in my yard. And it seems so natural to put a turquoise chair in your garden when you do it. I would never have thought of it. You inspire me with your creativity.
And yes the evenings are getting shorter. Sigh.... that is the downside of living at the eastern end of a time zone. I remember living in Ohio, so very far away from my mother in Western Maine. We'd be talking on the phone, and I'd say how gorgeous the sunset was as we talked, and she'd say that it had been dark for an hour and a half!
Always a pleasure to have a walk trough your gorgeous garden! I hope that mine someday will look a little bit like yours! You are a true garden star. I always get garden envy when I look at your pictures ( is that bad???).
All the best from Sweden
so beautiful, Carolyn. I love the little nooks and crannys everywhere. With the kids moving out and Rilla in school now II've been busy cleaning and ready to paint. my gardens need me so much...but soon I'll get out to play :)
Have a beautiful day <3
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