Summer in the Garden: Iron Garden Spheres
I am always keeping a eye out for decent products for my own garden — even if they are just for my wish list. Over the course of the next Continue Reading
Come and join me in my garden!
I am always keeping a eye out for decent products for my own garden — even if they are just for my wish list. Over the course of the next Continue Reading
Shopper’s Diary: Bleuet Coquelicot in Paris by Michelle Slatalla via Gardenista It’s hard to miss Bleuet Coquelicot: Plants and flowers of all colors spill onto the sidewalk from a tiny Continue Reading
Pistil-Whipped: This Video Makes Flowers Look Like The Most Magical Organisms On Earth via Fast Company Madrid-based nature photographer David de los Santos Gil spent nine months capturing the delicate Continue Reading
Teapot Birdhouse from Clifford Earl Sculpture Whimsical birdhouse always add a nice touch to any garden, and you might just invite some new residents, too. This clever use of a Continue Reading
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Plumaria We happened upon these lovely plumaria on a walk around the neighborhood on Monday. These are part of the landscaping at the Marvin Braude Constituent Service Center just up the Continue Reading
I am always keeping a eye out for decent products for my own garden — even if they are just for my wish list. Over the course of the next Continue Reading
Charming Garden Gate via Gorgeous Flowers Garden & Love on Tumblr See More “Noted” items are particularly good finds from my daily reading which I share via all my social Continue Reading
Moss woods #ForestOfDean via Simon Robinson on Flickr View more pictures Related posts: Photo: New onions rising in the garden #treechat – Another chat for the gardener in you Interesting Continue Reading
Electronic microscope photo of mint via Emma the Gardener This isn’t a fantasy alien landscape, its an image of a mint leaf, taken with a scanning electron microscope by Annie Continue Reading