I can't tell you how much I loved walking through your garden...even with the wind. It is amazing! What a great idea with the video. I felt like I was really there, ready to sit in that chair and have a cup of coffee! Oh.. the poppies! Wow!!!
Thank you for the tour of your garden. It looks great. Lots of color and variety. It is amazing how much more growth you have than we do in North Texas. We are expecting temps in the upper 20s tonight. Very unusual for this time of year.
Cindy, It's a lush and beautiful garden, wonderfully sunny and inviting. Love the poppies...as do Dee and MMD! ...I have a similar empty wall that would look oh so better with something on it! But what...it can't be just any old thing! Thank you for the tour...I had a lovely time. gail
Wow, I absolutely cannot believe how many things you have blooming right now! Seeing everything via video is such a nice way to get the lay of the land. Your garden looks really beautiful. I hear you about the wind. I am most tired of it!!
Hi Cindy, that was so enjoyable to hear your voice giving us the garden tour. What a happy planting, I love the serendipity of the seedlings of the larkspur, poppies, etc. Stipa is just unbeatable for movement in the wind, ever present or not. The roses are lovely, and the pond, and the paths. I look forward to seeing the stonework too. You are wise to let the pros handle that job. Frances
Cindy, I commented before I'd watched the video. I had to come back and tell you how much I enjoyed the tour. It was like walking through the garden with you, and everything looks absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks, y'all! It's been a lovely spring here thus far. Like so many parts of the country, we've had cooler temps than usual. I think the plants are as happy about that as I am ... summer will come all too soon for us!
Cindy, what a video! You give me lots to aspire to, with your lush garden. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, but hopefully tomorrow evening I'll get some photos for my look through the garden gate for Monday. I love the idea of taking a photo of the same scene through the year to see how it progresses and wanes. Fun! Great ideas you have.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that d..ned wind! What's up with that, anyway? Not normal for us to have it so prolonged for so long. We seemed to have died down a bit the past few days, I hope it's moved on. My friends that live in Lubbock are about to blow away this year - they have had sustained winds of 50 mph for a week now! I would just have to pack up and leave, I think.
I thought I ought to get caught up on seeing last Monday's garden view before you post this week's! It's like mid-summer there. So many beautiful blooms.
You make us feel as if we're there with you, Cindy, and it's perfect how you keep stopping to admire an individual poppy...that's just what I wanted to do, too!
Annie at the Transplantable Rose (unlike you & Dee..Poppy FAIL)
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Cindy, the video says I can't access it because I'm not your friend. Waaah!~~Dee
Beautiful!!! Love those poppies. I have little plants starting. I am finally poppy successful.~~Dee
I loved taking that walk through your garden! You have a lot blooming and I love the paths.
Oh, I just love those Poppies, wow! The Larkspur & Delphiniums provide such a great counterpoint to them. Thanks for the tour. The garden looks great.
I can't tell you how much I loved walking through your garden...even with the wind. It is amazing! What a great idea with the video. I felt like I was really there, ready to sit in that chair and have a cup of coffee!
Oh.. the poppies! Wow!!!
I loved hearing the birds and the water. And I do believe for every sigh there was a little chuckle in there.
Thank you for the tour of your garden. It looks great. Lots of color and variety. It is amazing how much more growth you have than we do in North Texas. We are expecting temps in the upper 20s tonight. Very unusual for this time of year.
Cindy, It's a lush and beautiful garden, wonderfully sunny and inviting. Love the poppies...as do Dee and MMD! ...I have a similar empty wall that would look oh so better with something on it! But what...it can't be just any old thing! Thank you for the tour...I had a lovely time. gail
Wow, I absolutely cannot believe how many things you have blooming right now! Seeing everything via video is such a nice way to get the lay of the land. Your garden looks really beautiful. I hear you about the wind. I am most tired of it!!
Hi Cindy, that was so enjoyable to hear your voice giving us the garden tour. What a happy planting, I love the serendipity of the seedlings of the larkspur, poppies, etc. Stipa is just unbeatable for movement in the wind, ever present or not. The roses are lovely, and the pond, and the paths. I look forward to seeing the stonework too. You are wise to let the pros handle that job.
Frances
Can't wait to see the results!
Brenda
Such a lovely garden, thank you for sharing it with us. Someday, I want one that looks as nice.
That dratted wind! I get out in it anyway, tucked up under my floppy straw hat, but it doesn't mean I like it. ;-)
Cindy, I commented before I'd watched the video. I had to come back and tell you how much I enjoyed the tour. It was like walking through the garden with you, and everything looks absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks, y'all! It's been a lovely spring here thus far. Like so many parts of the country, we've had cooler temps than usual. I think the plants are as happy about that as I am ... summer will come all too soon for us!
Cindy, what a video! You give me lots to aspire to, with your lush garden. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, but hopefully tomorrow evening I'll get some photos for my look through the garden gate for Monday. I love the idea of taking a photo of the same scene through the year to see how it progresses and wanes. Fun! Great ideas you have.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that d..ned wind! What's up with that, anyway? Not normal for us to have it so prolonged for so long. We seemed to have died down a bit the past few days, I hope it's moved on. My friends that live in Lubbock are about to blow away this year - they have had sustained winds of 50 mph for a week now! I would just have to pack up and leave, I think.
There may be wind, but it does not seem to be affecting the garden in any way. It looks wonderful.
I thought I ought to get caught up on seeing last Monday's garden view before you post this week's! It's like mid-summer there. So many beautiful blooms.
Carol, May Dreams Gardens
You make us feel as if we're there with you, Cindy, and it's perfect how you keep stopping to admire an individual poppy...that's just what I wanted to do, too!
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
(unlike you & Dee..Poppy FAIL)
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