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| My personal Gardener! |
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| Our garden the kiddo's built last year for their homeschool science project. |
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| Basil, tomatoes, zucchini, dill, green pepper, sweet peppers, strawberries, and rosemary |
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| Remember the post about the bunnies? Hopefully this will take care of that little problem! |
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| Here lies our beloved little Hamster, Bolt. Read about her passing on Natalie's blog. |
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| Phlox |
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| These are the cushions I made for our patio furniture as our old one's were pretty ratty. |
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| Dahlia's |
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| Petunias, Dahlias, and one French Marigold |
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| Sweet sweet Petunia's. My favorite :) |
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| Rhododendron |
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| Cherry tree blooms |
You have a beautiful backyard and I love "Welcome to Our Farm" sign! You are such a good mom doing this with your kids!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics Dee..and your little gardner is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute gardener you have - and isn't she doing a great job! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteAre the bunnies still causing havoc?
Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteHester, we just planted those last night. We are keeping our eye on that part of the yard to be sure they are working. Fingers crossed! If they work, I will plant more. They smell like skunks, blah! Will keep you all posted :)
Beautiful! I spent this weekend planting all my lovely herbs. Even found chervil, my fave, at Rogers.
ReplyDeleteAwww I love your photos! I can't wait till this weather gets warmer so we can enjoy the outdoors, too! It's 41 degrees today...blah!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteDiana, I have never had chervil. What do you use it in?
@Diethood, I'm so sorry :( I'm thankful I don't live wherever you are!
Lovely photos...and gardener! I'm with Diethood-it was 40 degrees here too! Can't wait for warmer temperatures but I guess I'll just have to live vicariously through your photos!
ReplyDeleteLol, thanks Sarah! I'll try to post more sunshine pictures :)
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are amazing! I wish I had the motivation to garden! Well done!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Melissa! I don't always have the motivation to go to the grocery store so the motivation to "grow my own" is much more appealing to me :)
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