These are pictures from the front garden this time. I have here some Santa Barbra daisy's and also this vintage garden chair. With a couple of antique Terra cotta pots.
This vine in the front downstairs window is a climbing one but I am not sure what it is called. And there is also some white Alisun and red roses and geraniums hanging from pots.
Thanks for stopping by today and please be sure to visit the other participants also. Have a great day in your garden also my friends....Julian
This vine in the front downstairs window is a climbing one but I am not sure what it is called. And there is also some white Alisun and red roses and geraniums hanging from pots.
Thanks for stopping by today and please be sure to visit the other participants also. Have a great day in your garden also my friends....Julian
Oh my goodness Julian, the flowers surrounding your front window are breathtaking!!!!! How lovely to come home to. Feel better soon:)
ReplyDeleteOMG your yard is GORGEOUS, Julian!!!! When you you stop by and help me with mine:) Hope your recovery is quick, quick, quick:)
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Hi Julian! Why don't youcome to Italy and give me some tips about plants and garden???? Love your garden chair and your garden is a paradise!!! Bravo!!!!
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Vale
Your yard is fabulous! I saw your roses in a previous post..they are gorgeous! Hope you have a quick recovery and feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Sherry
gorgeous!!! hope your doing well, take care!
ReplyDeleteHi Julian... I was wondering where you had been! My husband had that surgery five years or so ago.. rough stuff! I hope you get better real soon, thats gonna slow you down on the heavy lifting!
ReplyDeleteAt least you have a very lovely garden to recoop in! It is looking fabulous! That climbling vine is gorgeous!!
Bella
That vine is outstanding. Very beautiful, it looks lovely in that spot. Happy Outdoor Wed.
ReplyDeleteAnn
As always everything looks BEAUTIFUL! enjoy your Wednesday and the rest of your week too :)
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Sheila
LOVE the vine, it's beautiful! The rain sure brought out a lot of surprises this Spring didn't it. I hope you are feeling better soon, and have to wonder if the hernia was just a part of "this business" of ours. Seems like everything is heavy!!
ReplyDeleteTake care, Sue
Love the vine going around the window. Your garden is beautiful. I love all the white.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Sandy
WOW!!!! Your garden is stunning and the vine is amazing.
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Hope your are on the mend! Your flowers are beautiful. I bet the hummingbirds find you.:)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers. Amazing vine, so full! Dropping by from White Wednesday; Tailored Kitchen.
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Atticmag
You have a beautiful garden! Thank you for sharing ~ it's very inspiring! Still waiting to plant here in the upper mid-west...UGH!
ReplyDeleteHappy White Wednesday!
Warmly,
Lori
Wow,this vine is really georgeous and the number of flowers is breathtaking.Jeannette
ReplyDeleteYour home is surrounded by such beauty! You are a genious! I hope you are having a quick recovery, those surgeries can be tough. Just sit and enjoy your wonderful work of art. Love that trumpet vine!
ReplyDeleteBisous and get well soon!
Marta
Gorgeous shots of your garden, as usual! I just love looking at your pretty garden...I think that vine is a trumpet vine...the most common version is orange red, but yours is a wonderful blue lavender. LUV it!
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OMG Julian,
ReplyDeleteThat climbing vine is to die for!! I am such a sucker for purple climbing plants. Your home and garden look lovely. If I were driving down your street there would be tire marks in front of your house from my jamming on the breaks. I think my neck would be snapped too :)
I hope you are taking care of yourself and recovering nicely from your surgery. Get well soon!!
Have a wonderful day!
XoXo
Gail
First of all -- GET WELL SOON! And your garden/patio area is stunning. Wow ... that climber is amazing. Gorgeous. Does it bloom much of the year or only for a short while?
ReplyDeleteI guess it wouldn't do well in New Jersey, would it?
Again, get well!
Cass
Oh my sweetness your garden is beautiful and if it is all the same whites and pastels are all welcome in my world... I pray that you recover quickly from your surgery! Thank you for visiting and have a lovely day,
ReplyDeleteSquishy hugs,
Olivia
Oh Julian,
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well, and I wish you a speedy and restful recovery. You have a glorious garden to sit in and recover. Nothing better than that! Beautiful photos as always!
Have a great day and get well soon.
sincerely,
Melinda
Hi Julian.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful garden pictures you have to share!
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Valerie
P.S. Love the header pic of your Westies. I grew up with Westies...they are so spunky and loving!!!
Oh my goodness...how beautiful is your garden! That vine is theee prettiest ever! Take Care and Feel Better~ ann
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty and vintage charming -- love the photos with the different vintage garden chairs,and scotty dogs. I have an old garden set like the chair under your front window surrounded by planters, I do not move it around much because they are so heavy not light like the new faux look a likes.
ReplyDeleteHappy Outdoor Wednesday,
Joanny
What Beautiful Pics, I bet you get a ton of questions about that Beautiful Vine..... Feel Better Soon~
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful climbing vine. It is practically taking over the front of your house. I love it!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week.
Kathleen
That vine is amazing. Beautiful!
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