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| Back left corner of the yard. |
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| "Chestnut tree sporting it's dread locks" |
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| Magnolia Blooms |
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| Lantana (by hunk of wood) that I need to relocate as it doesn't get enough sun here. |
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| Chestnut "Bloom" |
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| Bernadette aka My little Helper |
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| Under the Chestnut - as you can see we are painting the shed "Georgian Yellow" |
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| Freshly transplanted plants I bought a couple weeks | ago. |
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| Scott's AMAZING garlic. |
Love the chestnut tree and the magnolia blooms are lovely but I was aghast that you have lantana in your garden as in Australia it's a listed noxious weed and we've lost a few cows over the years to lantana poisoning. All comes down to what climate you live in I guess!
ReplyDeleteOH WOW! Here it is in nearly everyone's garden's as it attracts the most amazing butterflies as well as Hummingbirds to your yard. It just blooms and blooms and stays beautiful for a long time.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you put in a good days work. Looking good!
ReplyDeleteI love the Magnolia blooms. I'd always heard they wouldn't grow this far north.
ReplyDeleteI love your yard. You must love sitting out there on a hot summer day in all that glorious shade! We have a town here in Florida named Lantana. It is not a weed here, unlike Brazilian peppers, air potatoes, and kudzu.
ReplyDeleteWow on the garlic. Mmmmmmmm......
ReplyDeleteI'm a little jealous of that garlic harvest, really like the color you're painting your garden shed, and have a glider just like your white one!
ReplyDeleteI don't sew much - 'specially from a pattern, but from time to time use my machine to create pillows, curtains, cushions for our outdoor chairs, etc.
I "found" you commenting on FlowerLady's blog and decided to drop over and introduce myself!
Have a pleasant weekend!