Garden Images Today
I am so enjoying seeing the leaves and blossom appear as the garden takes shape for another year.We have just had a week of beautiful warm weather with the temperature hitting 70f but it is about to change for next week. Not having had the opportunity this week to be out working in the garden as there has been too many other things to do, I am off now to put in a few hours work there. Will be looking after Oliver for 2 days this coming week while Janie recovers from her C-Section and takes care of Rebekah. We are also in the middle of decorating another bedroom. No surprises this time though!! I have also been enjoying using my new electric carpet and upholstery shampooer. So, this is where I am off to now to continue trimming and tidying.
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It's almost as good as walking through your garden with you as you point out this plant and that. I love how you've got interesting foliage and colors and shapes for each spot. Enjoy the lovely weather!
Nice knitting. Your garden photos are beautiful , I always think a fish pond produces a tranquil effect.Very relaxing.
You and Alan (does he do gardening as well?) have created such a lovely yard. That first bush is so lovely with the red of the leaves and the yellow of the bloom.
Now why is it that you decided to give up knitting? Was it too hard on your hands or just no time?
Hope that Janie and family are all doing very well and do have fun with Oliver!
The garden is gorgeous. It must be such a joy to be back in it for spring.
I love that yarn! I know the scarf will be appreciated.
Have fun with Oliver this week.
Your garden is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
It makes me think that I should be out doing something in mine, rather than sitting in here blogging...
That scarf looks just right for Alan, too.
The garden is simply bursting into bloom! Lovely!
I've enjoyed the garden this week too...got some geraniums planted etc. You have a beautiful garden Barbara!
All your goldfish look very happy with the warmer weather. Thanks for the little walk in the garden. It's nice to see the color and blooms appearing.
I love my little surprise that arrived this week from the Royal Mail! (And, as an American, where we have no royalty, I also think it's very cool that your mail over there is called the "Royal Mail") You are such a thoughtful friend.
Your yard and garden are absolutely beautiful. Wish you lived close so you could help us with ours!!!
Nice that you are blessing a friend with your knitting skills.
Susan
I don't know what tidying you have to do - your garden is looking stuning, Barbara! And those scarves are beautiful, so I think you need to keep your needles out!
Beautiful! So lovely and serene! I feel as though I could walk there and talk with God, or sit and have a cup of tea.
Many blessings to you and your precious family.
Andrea
Your garden is stunning! I wish I wasn't so allergic to so many plants and trees. Your place looks like a taste of heaven. The fish are so pretty too! I'll bet you will have fun with Oliver. Congrats again on little Rebekah. The Lord is so good to us.
Your knitting is so pretty. I wish I was close enough to you so I could take lessons.
Oh, there's nothing like an English garden. It really takes me back! I have lots of room, but don't have the knack.
I didn't know you had a pond. How cool! I've often thoght of some sort of water feature for my garden but have never gotten to it.
Barbara, your garden is lovely and I have enjoyed seeing pictures of your English Garden. I can just imagine how relaxing it would be to be there in the garden.
I never learned to knit, but I sure admire those that know how.
Prayer request: My Sister had complete knee replacement surgery on April 20th. She's not doing well at all and is still in the hospital. Her name is Debbie. To see a picture of her, I posted a picture on my blog. She's very near and dear to me. I would greatly appreciate your prayers along with any of your prayer partners. Thank you.
God bless you real good,
Deanna from the Kansas Flinthills
Your garden must bring you both endless pleasure! It truly is lovely.
I know you'll enjoy having Oliver with you while your daughter recovers.
Have a wonderful time!
hugs))
I just love your garden - it's so great.
Thank you for sharing these photos. They are an encouragement to me to keep on weeding and planting, etc.
Carol
Your garden is looking beautiful.... what a blessing this warm weather has been after such a harsh winter.
Great knitting!
Your daughter Jane looks so much like you Barbara.
Marion
Oh Barbara I love your garden. It has recovered so well from Winter. Mine sadly has so much mud instead of lawn.
Gorgeous texture on the scarf for your friend. I'm sure she'll love it.
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