Since I posted the other pictures last night, I added a trellis by the air con. unit and planted a honeysuckle in front of it, hoping it will conceal the unit when it grows and spreads. I just wanted to show you.
I have been very busy these last few days but I am not done with my yard projects but I am linking with Met Mon, Blue Monday and Mosaic Monday and showing you what I have done so far.
You may see other participants' entries by visiting the hostesses' sites at:
Susan for Metamorphosis Monday at http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com
Sally for Blue Monday at http://smilingsally.blogspot.com/
Mary for Mosaic Monday at http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/
Here is my contribution for Blue and Mosaic Monday. It's a blue Strawberry Pot that is made in Portugal. It's kinda tall and I found it at TJ Maxx for $14.00. I dug out the strawberry plants from our vegetable garden and planted them in the pot. They were just starting to come back. Do you see the blooms on top.
For Met Monday, I would like to show you our vegetable and herb garden corner. I forgot to take pictures of the before but these picture were taken before winter just before the basil froze. Of course all these plants were all dead before I started so you can just imagine how bad the area looked.
Here it is now. I planted some basil, dill, cilantro, parsley, tomatoes and hot peppers. The rosemarie, curry and chives are from last year. They survived the winter.
It looks a lot cleaner. These used to be raised but when they built the pool, they threw some of the soil that they dug out into here.
You may see other participants' entries by visiting the hostesses' sites at:
Susan for Metamorphosis Monday at http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com
Sally for Blue Monday at http://smilingsally.blogspot.com/
Mary for Mosaic Monday at http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/
Here is my contribution for Blue and Mosaic Monday. It's a blue Strawberry Pot that is made in Portugal. It's kinda tall and I found it at TJ Maxx for $14.00. I dug out the strawberry plants from our vegetable garden and planted them in the pot. They were just starting to come back. Do you see the blooms on top.
For Met Monday, I would like to show you our vegetable and herb garden corner. I forgot to take pictures of the before but these picture were taken before winter just before the basil froze. Of course all these plants were all dead before I started so you can just imagine how bad the area looked.
Here it is now. I planted some basil, dill, cilantro, parsley, tomatoes and hot peppers. The rosemarie, curry and chives are from last year. They survived the winter.
It looks a lot cleaner. These used to be raised but when they built the pool, they threw some of the soil that they dug out into here.
I have a little flower bed right next to it. Below was before the frost.
And this is now. The lilies and the red feathery flowers (don't know what they are called) did not make it but everything else that I planted last year grew and are blooming.
I have not really planted anything new but look how big the plants grew.
This morning when I woke up, I found our tall rose topiary on the ground with the pot broken. It rained and the wind must have toppled it over but I did not wake up cause I was so tired from cleaning the yard and planting yesterday. I have been working on our secret garden but that will be in another post because I am not done yet.
This morning when I woke up, I found our tall rose topiary on the ground with the pot broken. It rained and the wind must have toppled it over but I did not wake up cause I was so tired from cleaning the yard and planting yesterday. I have been working on our secret garden but that will be in another post because I am not done yet.
What a beautiful yard and garden you have! Your rose bush is going to be covered with gorgeous flowers soon, lucky you!
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You're going to enjoy your fresh produce... and roses! Be sure to stop by AtticMag this week for a Giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHi Christine! Oh, your yard is so nice! You have so much space and I love your layered beds. You are amazing and I want to know what vitamin you take? :) You're like the energizer bunny! :)
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Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
You have a beautiful landscaped garden! Love the overlook!
ReplyDeleteYour yard is lovely and I love the fence.
ReplyDeleteYour yard and gardens are looking great, Christine. We are just now greening up, here.
ReplyDeleteHope your Easter was wonderful!
Your garden is lovely and I'm sure all the work will be worth it when you sit back to enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteChristine your yard looks wonderful. It will be so nice to just go outside and get your fresh herbs. Your flower garden has really gotten large quickly. I worked outside all day after church today and feel every aching muscle. It is fun, but the pain. Can't wait to see your secret garden.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is lovely and I'm sure all the work will be worth it when you sit back to enjoy it! (posted comment above as fezzie in error!)
ReplyDeleteI love your garden! ::Jill
ReplyDeleteYou have on gorgeous back yard there Christine! I love the fence too. I really can't wait to see the Gardens come Summer time!~
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice yard and I love that blue pot!!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible garden, raised beds and patio! That is a lot of work. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteWow Christine! Beautiful yard.
ReplyDeleteAnother great project.
Have a wonderful week ahead.
Simply beautiful and lovely garden !! Great !!Unseen Rajasthan
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ReplyDeleteWell done! Cathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful yard and garden you have!
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Best wishes...Luna
What a lot of hard work! Congratulations on your lovely garden. Isn't it great to have one's own herbs. Where I'm living now I just have a balcony but to me it's my garden and it's full of flowering plants and delicious smelling herbs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these photographs Xinex!
What a lovely garden Christine and so good to ave your own herbs and flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou have made good use of your terraced garden. Lots going on there. Nice. Valerie
ReplyDeleteThat strawberry pot is a nice pop of blue color. Happy Blue Monday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous garden!I love the terraced effect...simply lovely!
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XOXO
Cathy
Oh my, you have been busy! Your garden looks lovely. I love the slope of the lawn with all the beautiful/big trees ....So pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love your blue strawberry pot....
You'll have some good munchies before long.
What a wonderful Garden to relax in and enjoy. We have honey suckle every where around our property. There are few fragrances as sweet and enjoying as that of the honey suckle.
ReplyDeleteOh christine! You have got to be sore today! I know what it's like doing all that yard work. Everything is coming along just beautifully! I was so excited to see our strawberres coming back this year. Usually the racoons have destroyed the plants. It's so nice to get out and o some gardening and yard work after this pas winter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteWow! Everything looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou've got some nice garden out there..
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oh gosh I thought I have already made a picture of your house in my mind but looks like I didn't! you still have lots to offer :) lovely garden :)
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Christine, you have been working hard! Everything looks so pretty. I LOVE the beautiful blue strawberry pot. What a deal you got on that! laurie
ReplyDeleteLots of hard work has gone into your garden. Great find with the blue strawberry pots for that price!
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