I am sitting here with my jaw on the floor!!!! WOW what a gorgeous post!!! thanks for joining me ...wow... now...I have tried to no avail to grow a large ornamental cabbage...and all I get is the tallest one in town...lol...so I started putting a bunch of them in a pot instead...maybe it is the seeds I use....who knows I am still ...wow...I have to go back for another look!!!
What beautiful flowers you have, and I LOVE your pond. I love how natural it looks and how the plants hang over the edges. I also have a pond and just love seeing how other people plant around theirs.
Pretty, Millie! Amazing how that copper mum is so similiar to the dahlia. Your pond looks great...I'm still trying to figure out how to create mine! Thanks for sharing ;) Lynn
Thanks Millie for stopping by...led me to your cute little blog here, I enjoyed looking through your tags!!! very cute,I love making them too, please stop again, would love to get to know you , xoxo~Kathy~ @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...
Your flowers are so beautiful, Millie!!! I would love to see them irl. We will have to get together soon, I have my grandkids all this week, so perhaps we could meet some time later next week. That would be so nice. Hugs, Cindy S PS Be sure to check out my blog today and leave a comment.
I love hydrangeas, and although we can grow the Limelight and Annabelle varieties fairly easily here in Manitoba, it is only recently that with some luck, we can overwinter Endless Summer. Endless Summer blooms in pink in our lime soil, unless we feed it with copper sulphate to bring out the blue . Last week, after a rainstorm, I noticed how soft and pretty the colours were. I am joining in with Monday Mosaics at Mary's. What lovely contributions we find over there every week, and thanks, Mary! *****Click on the photo to enlarge*****
To see larger photos, click to enlarge.. The May-June 2009 Victoria magazine is one of my favorites, featuring blue and white... one of the open pages with an article on linens...it just happens that I have one of the patterns... There is also a feature on blue and white Wedgewood ... I have photographed some of my pieces alongside the article... ....here is my interpretation of blue and white... As a nod to the current issue of Victoria, which features some tea tables in green, I have set out my own little tea table, with some scones... ...or perhaps you'd like to help yourself to a chocolate-cherry morsel? On this spring day, I am joining in with : Celebrate Spring http://blissfulrhythm.blogspot.com/ Mary's Mosaic Monday, on whose blog you will see some lovely snowdrops: http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/2011/03/mosaic-monday-snowdrops.html Also, Sandi is having a special tea party today, so be sure to go over there and enjoy her lovely blog
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thanks for joining me ...wow...
now...I have tried to no avail to grow a large ornamental cabbage...and all I get is the tallest one in town...lol...so I started putting a bunch of them in a pot instead...maybe it is the seeds I use....who knows
I am still ...wow...I have to go back for another look!!!
-Cathy
Lynn
Blessings,
Sandi