Here is a few from my home a day ago I wanted to post before I forget.. First a happy house picture drawn by Adalyn
few azaleas I brought in
Bunny will have to be put back in his shed now
Getting somewhere finally with the raking and cutting. Having to put down weed and feed. We put down grub-x to see if the grubs will go somewhere else since they will have less to eat. Will see.
Spinner at the lavender cottage as we call it now.
I have ajuga bugle weed growing at the base of the boxwood's. Bees totally love them
Some peonies at the gate. I separated quite a few of these because they were spreading like weeds.
Clouds the other day I took. Such a pretty display.
A mix of plants in a planter I have at the garage doors
I enjoy seeing the changing view of the Azalea when I get up in the morning
I think these two will finally have their heads together tonight as one. I do like the bigger screen. So nice to have an IT professional around the house. THANK YOU WONDERFUL HUSBAND!!!!
8 comments:
Betsy, I love seeing what's blooming around your garden. Your pretty pale pink azaleas are my favorite--so feminine along with the white ones. The darling lavender cottage is so sweet. I always love visiting gardens during Garden Week as well, but I won't be able to this year. Have a nice week.
I love the cute drawing!
Drawing is so cute.
You are living in a heaven!
Dearest Betsy,
Happy house is done well by Adalyn and you sure do have a happy house and garden.
Still with the Azaleas blooming so lovely.
WISH our peonies would stay alive, how many we have tried and lost.
Only during a very cool summer we manage to have some, at least I got some photos of them in a vase!
But we can't have both sides... each area has pros and cons.
Hugs,
Mariette
Wow, Betsy, your gardens are so far ahead of mine!! My peonies are just a couple of inches tall, they have a long way to go before they bud...and those azaleas! I have tried them multiple times up here but they do not like me....sigh.
Your garden is beautiful Betsy. The computer screen looks nice and big. Adalyn's picture brings me a big smile. Great post!
Hello Mariette,
I have heard that north Georgia has a better time growing Peonies. They have to have a winter of 40 degrees at least to do well. My mom always had them in her yard and a few of mine came from her yard ages ago. They have a long life.
I think I will name Adalyns picture "Happy House" I like that, Thank you.
Happy Wednesday,
Betsy
Betsy, north Georgia is still 4 hours north from us... it makes a huge difference in climate! 💚
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