(She really is enamoured of them, isn't she?)
Visible in the background are some of the hollyhocks blooming in the flowerbed.... and the Princess, attacking an itch:
And here is a picture of the rest of the plants in containers on the Bag Lady's deck (more flowers, several kinds of pepper plants and several tomato plants):
Photo Finish Friday is the brainchild of the Bag Lady's cousin, Leah, over at the Goat's Lunch Pail.
Have a great weekend!
12 comments:
Excellent! I think you feel like I do...gotta enjoy those blossoms while they last. Love the shot of the Princess scratching her itch. Leah's idea for Photo Finish Friday is brilliant.
Oh, those are gorgeous flowers . . . I'm jealous!! :)
OH...I just want to curl up in that basket chair with a cup of tea and a good book and smell the flowers.
It looks so nice :)
Lovely Sis. Aren't you glad you never got rid of that chair?
Beautiful. I wish I could send Bigger Girl to get gardening lessons. She wants to grow things, and I don't know how to help her.
Cheryl - yes, I do. Our growing season is so short here that I have to take pictures to get me through the long winters!
Marste - thanks! (Strikes me as kinda funny - don't you live in California, the land of perpetual sun and warm weather?)
Geo - Thanks! I have been known to do just that - curling up with a good book and smell the flowers!
Reb - if that chair could talk....
:)
messymimi - send her up! I could use some help.... err... I mean, I'd love to teach her some gardening tips! :)
Love the photos. The front porch looks very relaxing.
Yes, I will be having me some double petunias next summer! (I asked; my friend at the produce stand has them along with the single ones among her flower starts and I never noticed!)
Mary Anne in Kentucky
The double petunias are beautiful. And I am envious of your pepper plants... ours were extremely pitiful this year, and I don't know why.
Thanks, Janell. It's a lovely place to have coffee in the morning, which I plan on doing very soon!
Mary Anne in Kentucky - I hope you do try them next year. They make me think of Southern Belles, for some reason (frilly dresses?)
kcinnova - my pepper plants are coming along fairly well, but don't ask about spinach or lettuce, or even cucumbers... I know I planted some, but they are nowhere to be found!
Looks like a garden shop with all those flowers! Super pretty.
Oh they look so lovely. If only you could see how pathetic my gardneing skills are. I'm envious!
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