Last year I planted a small garden bed in
memory of my Mom who passed away in
January 2015 and this summer it felled in
nicely so I thought I would share it with
you.
A little garden angel watches
over it.
An antique watering can sits
on the cement garden bench
but there is room to sit and
and enjoy good memories of
my sweet mama.
lavender and boxwood fill this
little memory garden.
Dahlias
The bed is at one end of
our Allee Garden.
So although the garden season
will soon be coming to a close
soon I hope to enjoy it a few weeks
longer before a frost takes it for
another year.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
Such a lovely place to linger and reflect! So many pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteLovely, Carolyn!
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Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Your garden looks so beautiful and tranquil ♥
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Beautiful garden. I could spend all the evenings in this place. Greetings Justyna.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and a good idea.
ReplyDeleteHugs ... Dorothea
What a lovely little spot in memory of your mom, Carolyn! Such beautiful flowers and I'm sure she would be pleased. Thank you for your kind comment you left on my blog. It's very much appreciated. Wishing you a beautiful day.
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Sandi
I'm sure your mom is smiling down on her beautiful remembrance garden. She was very lucky to have a daughter like you.
ReplyDeleteIn our family we celebrate those who have gone before by eating their favorite food on his/her birthday.
You have the MOST spectacular garden I've ever seen! Just gorgeous! Enjoy it !
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolyn for posting this Memory Garden. This would be perfect for me to make! I have been wanting to make a Memory garden for my son, who died in July at the age of 23 years old. He always loved seeing my garden and now I'd like to have a place where I can see him in the garden. Butterflies and birds that will stay around me, while in my garden, also makes me think of him.
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Wendy
It's a charming garden, Carolyn. I'm sure your Mama looks down from heaven and loves it! Susan
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden to sit and recall all the beautiful memories of your mom! I have a little space in my flower garden with angels where I spend time thinking of my precious daughter who passed away two years ago.
ReplyDeleteNancy
This is a very pretty garden in memory of your mother. I love all the pinks!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely memorial to your mother! I love the colors. Makes me want to do something similar. I hope you have many days left before the frost!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful way to memorialize your mother. Thank you for sharing. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteMy own mom passed only a month later than yours. We could not afford a headstone or even a place in a cemetery. She is burried at a family plot at a relatives home overlooking a river and a beautiful garden.
To memorialize her I made a cement theheadstone for her of pieces of broken china, real freshwater pearls, hand carved coral roses and a tile bearing her photo. Under those I used bakeable clay and imprinted her birth date, death date and her full name. It was placed over her for all time.
Janet W.
Such a beautiful way to memorialize your mother. Thank you for sharing. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteMy own mom passed only a month later than yours. We could not afford a headstone or even a place in a cemetery. She is burried at a family plot at a relatives home overlooking a river and a beautiful garden.
To memorialize her I made a cement theheadstone for her of pieces of broken china, real freshwater pearls, hand carved coral roses and a tile bearing her photo. Under those I used bakeable clay and imprinted her birth date, death date and her full name. It was placed over her for all time.
Janet W.
Oh Caroyln, you have such a magical garden. What a peaceful place to be in.
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Janet
rosemary-thyme.blogspot.com
What a beautiful Memory Garden, Carolyn and how lucky you were to have had your Mother with you for so long. Such a blessing. My mother was so young when she passed. I remember feeling like an orphan. She was my best friend as it should always be. You have inspired me to create a Memory Garden now. Perhaps that will make me enjoy the task of weeding or at least keep it picked up just as she liked my room to be. lol Hugs
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What a precious way to memorialize your mother. It's lovely.
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