The 3.5 inches of rain we got the weekend before last has really helped the grass and the Sedum Autumn Joy always perks things up for a few weeks.
The picture above was taken while standing behind the milk can of coleus to the left of the arbor.
Making Miscellaneous Christmas Quilt Blocks
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At the moment, I have no idea what will become of these quilt blocks I have
been making for the past couple of weeks. I guess they will remain in this
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Wow. Your garden is so gorgious Zoey!
ReplyDeleteAll still blooming beautifully too.
My sedum hasn`t quite started blooming yet. It looks like it might yet though.
And your quilt turned out great!
tea
xo
Zoey, you have the most beautiful garden! And so well manicured! Does DH help you with the daily maintenance or is that your bailywick? From the pics, it looks huge - how big is the property? Inquiring minds need to know! "-)
ReplyDeletemy garder just pooped out...I am insanely jealous...have all the potential but not alot of time this year...July first though........
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You might like a post I did in July called Hollyhock Update oh my...beyond my wildest dreams for a hollyhock garden...
I'll be back
Gorgeous! I love your arbor. What do you have hanging off of the one side?
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love the big splash of color before the fall begins to take over. Your gardens are great.
ReplyDeleteZoey,
ReplyDeleteIt's looking so colorful. 3½ inches is quite a bit! We're enjoying Indian summer (90ΒΊ during the day and chilly at night)...
Your garden is still beautiful! I am very careful to not get most of my garden in photos these days.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking great Zoey.
ReplyDeleteI just want to say your gardens look beautiful! Mine is lousy at this time -- it's the first year, i still have not ironed out the kinks. Next year, my goal is to add something that blooms in August!
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