It is so refreshing to walk through your garden with you...just beautiful. Here in the northeast things are just starting to pop and there are no leaves on the trees yet. I long for the warm sunshine and to see green again.
Oh, Jain. Husband looking up Sally Holmes, as we speak. I enjoyed this garden walk with you SO much! Our seasons really are closer than seems possible. My apple tree is done blooming but I am amid roses and iris too. Oh, but I envy that overhead view! WOW! Do you have a name for the first yellow iris? My mother shared the bulbs with me years ago from a friend who had a hillside full of them in SE AZ. I am sharing Clarence with her this fall. Lovely, lovely, in every way. So happy I came looking for you today.
Jain, Cottage Style needs to photograph your garden. It is unbelievably beautiful...I have no words to describe the visions in my head. I have never smelled citrus except in a grocery. I know, it's sad. I have Sally Holmes on my list, and I hope she like me. I enjoyed watching your basket get heavier and fuller. Is Tessie your motor cart, like a Gator? Thanks for this most extraordinary excursion. xxoo
Swoon! I'm in Eden when I get to virtually stroll your garden...*sigh...* I can only imagine the heady fragrances and wish I could experience it in person! Lucky neighbors that enjoy the bounty of your floral harvest! I agree with MLW about Cottage Style :)
It is so refreshing to walk through your garden with you...just beautiful. Here in the northeast things are just starting to pop and there are no leaves on the trees yet. I long for the warm sunshine and to see green again.
ReplyDeletethank you cippy for commenting, all to soon our spring will warp into HOT, i have to relish these scant days while i can~
ReplyDeleteor flee to the beach ;-)
What a glorious garden you have. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteP.S so glad I found you again, I used to read your "Blue Moon" blog and enjoyed it so much.
thank you janey, its nice that you commented too~
ReplyDeleteOh, Jain. Husband looking up Sally Holmes, as we speak. I enjoyed this garden walk with you SO much! Our seasons really are closer than seems possible. My apple tree is done blooming but I am amid roses and iris too. Oh, but I envy that overhead view! WOW! Do you have a name for the first yellow iris? My mother shared the bulbs with me years ago from a friend who had a hillside full of them in SE AZ. I am sharing Clarence with her this fall. Lovely, lovely, in every way. So happy I came looking for you today.
ReplyDeleteJain, Cottage Style needs to photograph your garden. It is unbelievably beautiful...I have no words to describe the visions in my head. I have never smelled citrus except in a grocery. I know, it's sad. I have Sally Holmes on my list, and I hope she like me. I enjoyed watching your basket get heavier and fuller. Is Tessie your motor cart, like a Gator? Thanks for this most extraordinary excursion. xxoo
ReplyDeleteDo you know how lucky you are? Thank you so much for sharing all of this beauty with us~
ReplyDeletethank you susan, you are very welcome, nice to hear from you. and yes... i do know how lucky i am every, single day i feel extremely blessed~
ReplyDeleteyou my friend must be in heaven!
ReplyDeleteWhat a life of beauty. I can just imagine how wonderful the fragrance is as one walks though your garden of abundance. Sigh!
ReplyDeleteSwoon! I'm in Eden when I get to virtually stroll your garden...*sigh...* I can only imagine the heady fragrances and wish I could experience it in person!
ReplyDeleteLucky neighbors that enjoy the bounty of your floral harvest! I agree with MLW about Cottage Style :)