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| Behind the house, she has a rose garden with various other flowers dispersed throughout. |
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| Adding a bit of color next to her pink roses. |
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| This ivy she has had since my uncle brought it home many years ago when he was in high school. She takes cuttings every year to make sure it returns the next. |
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| Marigolds greet them at the edge of their driveway. |
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| More pink to greet visitors on the front porch. |
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| Along with a cheer-full blue jay. |
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| I'm not a big fan of petunias, but these ones I am quite fond of. They do look good I would have to say. |
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| A pink rose in her rose garden. |
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ReplyDeleteYour Grandma's flowers are a bright addition to the yard. I know a lot of people think that the good old "standby" Petunia is just too common for their garden... but it is so easy to grow!
ReplyDeleteI actually like the really dark purple ones as they have a sweet fragrance, I don't think the other colors do.
I like to pair them up with Sweet Allysum and put in pots on the patio, close to the seating areas.
xoxo Bunny Jean
www.bunnyjeansdecorandmore.blogspot.com
I forgot to say thanks for joining my Bunny Hop Party! Hope to see you again :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'm sorry I had to delete the first comment, but it was combined with another comment. I've been having trouble posting comments so I "copy" them before posting.
I didn't think you'ld want to also see the comment I left for Kim at Starshine Chic... but you might want to go look at her fab blog. Tell her I said "hi".
xoxo Bunny Jean
www.bunnyjeansdecorandmore.blogspot.com
The flowers and greenery is beautiful. I am a new follower and will definitely be watching for gardening ideas. My thumb is by far green and I need all the help I can get. Nice to meet you through Bunny Jean's Bunny Hop!
ReplyDeleteVici
my-timebetween.blogspot.com
Like your blog. I am your new follower. Appreciate if you come by and follow back. Thanks.
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What a special gift to have your grandmother with you and to be able to see her gardening skills!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower and I'll be back to visit!
Beautiful...have a great day...
ReplyDeleteI like the way her companion plants intermingle with her roses. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures! The blue jay is so cute! I love plants and gardens but I don't have a green thumb. My husband makes up for it, he's an agronomist. He takes care of the plants in our balcony back home in Sicily...I grow basil, coriander and parsley. I'm following you from Rome, we're here for the summer!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely!
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Dear Jordyn,
ReplyDeleteI found you over at Tracie's Fishtail Cottage and love that you are so in to gardening. Your Gram must be one great Gram to share all these beautiful blooms in your life. I am now following you as I love to see life through the eyes of youth! Nice blog...
Hi Jordyn, Thank you so much for sharing this pretty garden at the Open House party. Your grandmother sure has a green thumb.
ReplyDeletexo,
Sherry