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| Entrance to Backyard Hosta Garden |
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| Barn Door Garden Gate |
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| Basil is ready to Eat |
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| Old-fashioned White HollyHocks |
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| Hosta White Christmas in a pot |
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| Pee Gee Hydrangea already blooming |
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| Koi are refreshing to watch |
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| Black-eyed Susans in full bloom |
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| Woke up to this Beautiful Pink Hibiscus blooming this morning |
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| Garage sale lantern and antique bird in pot |
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| Amazing Chickens continue to lay eggs in this heat |
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| Vintage Mirrors in the Garden |
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| Hen and Chicks Hot in a Tea Pot |
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| Gertie Hanging in the Hen House |
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| Beautiful Huge Hosta Leaf- Sum and Substance |
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| Peppermint Tea Garden |
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| Tall Garden Phlox is in Bloom |
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| My new Rusty Garden Treasure |
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| Beautiful Garden Junk- shabby shutters, antique stained glass window , and an old chicken feeder |
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| planted crate on a rusty wagon frame found in the trash |
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| Love the moss growing on the waterfall |
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| Chicken Butts |
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| It is Hot in the Hen House Today! |
5 comments:
I love everything in this post! I garden art is amazing!
Thanks Bonnie! We need Rain so badly like so many do
So beautiful....! I wish I could blink my eyes and have my yard turn out this beautiful.
LOVE your rusty garden treasures.
I love the structure in the first photo, and all the other items you have repurposed. Your blooms and chickens are looking good, too. I have volunteer black eyed Susans in my vegetable garden. I am thinking about moving some to the front yard this fall or next spring. Maybe I could just put some spent blooms where I have room for them. I just need to be careful not to let them take over. Do yours spread a lot?
Thanks Jenny!
Sue, The black eyed Susans do reseed quite well- I have too many, but with this dry weather I am glad I let them grow- I have been enjoying the flowers. I try to remember to dig them out where I do not want them.
Thanks for you comments!
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