and it's a great place to be on a cold morning~~love your archive visits Jen. The green is soothing to look at on this twenty degree morning. The header photo is excellent. Gail
I was in my garden archives today too. There's snow on the ground and not a smidgen of green in sight! It helps to go back and drink in some past blossoms!
Such a lush looking shady spot.Jen, finally made it back onto Blotanical after 3 days of not being able.Now I have to try to catch up on everyone.Never found out the problem but it finally worked itself out. Lona
Surfed in from Chronicles of a Country Girl's website..glad I found you, beautiful photos. Almost wishing the snow would melt and summer would get here...but it's fun with the snow....all in good time I guess!!! :-)
I spend way too much time going around reading other's blogs when I could be posting photos of my garden last spring/summer! Yours is a nice remedy for a winter day:) Now I need to do some posting...I'm a lazy blogger:)but it's so worth it to see what's going on with everyone else~!
It is so nice to be able to go back and review how our gardens looked in warmer weather. I don't know how you northern gardeners make it through the long winter, since I live in an area with very mild winter, and I still miss being in a growing garden so much. I guess you learn patience.
You have a very beautiful blog. I am going to have to spend some time here checking out your archives. Gorgeous pics too. Enjoyed my visit so much. Debbie
Views of my garden from last summer.
What lush garden photos and I see kitty peering through at you! I love shades of purple in the garden.
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ReplyDeleteand it's a great place to be on a cold morning~~love your archive visits Jen. The green is soothing to look at on this twenty degree morning. The header photo is excellent. Gail
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - especially the first one with the cat peeking out from behind the plants!
ReplyDeleteI was in my garden archives today too. There's snow on the ground and not a smidgen of green in sight! It helps to go back and drink in some past blossoms!
ReplyDeleteJust sooo beautiful!
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Such a lush looking shady spot.Jen, finally made it back onto Blotanical after 3 days of not being able.Now I have to try to catch up on everyone.Never found out the problem but it finally worked itself out.
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Surfed in from Chronicles of a Country Girl's website..glad I found you, beautiful photos. Almost wishing the snow would melt and summer would get here...but it's fun with the snow....all in good time I guess!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place to sit and have morning coffee. Love it!! Also love bootsie's milky mustache:)
ReplyDeleteI spend way too much time going around reading other's blogs when I could be posting photos of my garden last spring/summer! Yours is a nice remedy for a winter day:) Now I need to do some posting...I'm a lazy blogger:)but it's so worth it to see what's going on with everyone else~!
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice to be able to go back and review how our gardens looked in warmer weather. I don't know how you northern gardeners make it through the long winter, since I live in an area with very mild winter, and I still miss being in a growing garden so much. I guess you learn patience.
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Always Growing
So pretty, just love that last picture looking through the gate. Makes me want to see what's behind it!
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm thinking forward to spring looking at your lovely green photos.
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Wow! thanks for the green and beauty of your garden to help us through January.
ReplyDeleteYou have a very beautiful blog. I am going to have to spend some time here checking out your archives. Gorgeous pics too. Enjoyed my visit so much.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Bootsie is a very welcoming cat, almost like he is all dressed up just for your Garden! Great photos! :)
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