It doesn't happen often - we live in the Desert
But when it does, everything sparkles and shines
The hollyhocks try to outdo each other
This year, the kohlrabi, the entire row, insisted on growing 2 together, must be the chicken manure
Growing up in East Germany, every spot of land had to be utilized for vegetables and fruit. My Mother always let us have a little space to grow a few flowers to cut for the house. And so, somewhere in my vegetable garden there will always be a spot for flowers.
Gina
Just amazing, Gina! I'm always in awe of how much beauty you've created in your environment. It's so inspiring. xo – g
ReplyDeleteI was thinking exactly the same thing as Georgianna! Where do you find the time and the energy to work on so many things - ceramics, garden, house....you are quite the energizer bunny!!! And you do everthing so well! I love seeing all these pictures - thanks for posting them!
ReplyDeleteDear Georgianna, You are always so nice to notice my blog posts. My life is a bit like my collages. I scrunch everything together...looks more important than it really is.
ReplyDeleteYou last post featuring your rose images is absolutely stunning. I have a few favorites.
Have a lovely weekend, Georgianna.
Dear Barbara, You are too generous. Because I am retired I do exactly as I please. I have few obligations so I can tackle whatever makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteAnd that is what you see in my posts. You don't see the failures and you don't see the weeds, etc.
Gene and I make sure that there is always time for a glass of champagne, just the two of us or sharing with our wonderful friends.
It must be quite something to live in a landscape that changes so dramatically, winter to summer.
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