I will be doing a few posts by myself for the next week or so. Andrea, the Broome side of our blog, has had a busy week and even busier one coming up. Like most of the east coast, Andrea survived an earthquake and a hurricane last week. She was very lucky and they did not lose power. But in the middle of all that she was packing and preparing for a move to a new apartment!! She is leaving her beloved Nolita area behind and moving up town to the Chelsea area. Hopefully they will gain a little more space. I'm praying this place has a kitchen drawer and closet in her bedroom. Andrea has promised some before and after pictures of her new place!
In the mean time I'm sadly watching my garden wind down or being mowed down by the deer and rabbits. The trees are starting to turn colors which is always pretty but I'm hoping for an extended summer. I've picked a few photos from the garden, I will hate to see all the pretty flowers go.
Delicate dangling fuchsia.
Garden art, not made by me but some other creative people I found at art fairs.
Old wine bottles and fish floats in a vintage egg basket. I love old egg baskets, I have several they are great for storing items. I leave this out on the patio, no need to worry about rust or them getting wet.
A vintage garden basket filled with begonias.
The petunias before the deer had them as a late night snack.
Day lilies are not from my garden, I usually don't do orange but these are so pretty I may have to change my mind.
A condo for the birds while they are visiting the garden.
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This week we are linking to:
White Wednesday
Wow Us Wednesdays
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday
Show Off Your Cottage Monday
Time Travel Thursday
Vintage Inspiration Friday
Saturday Show Off
This week we are linking to:
White Wednesday
Wow Us Wednesdays
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday
Show Off Your Cottage Monday
Time Travel Thursday
Vintage Inspiration Friday
Saturday Show Off
Your photos are GORGEOUS, professional quality! How do you do it????? Please tell me!!! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteLovely! It is sad to see the garden wind down but then it is off to planning for a better year next year! Wow! Fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteOh, what gorgeous snaps of your flowers! Too bad the little booger deer ate those beautiful daisies! And I agree with Pinky - your snaps are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for popping in to see me and your kind comments.
Glad all survived the earthquake and hurricane. Sounds like New York - my daughter lives there.
Be a sweetie and come back for another visit sometimes.
Shelia;)
While there is a hint of Fall in the air in Northern Michigan, your summer flowers still look beautiful...We eagerly await the Mums, and I'm sure so do the deer!
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Oh what lovely photos!! I love fushia but have been unsuccessful in keeping several purchases of these lovely plants alive. do you have any hints you might share?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I love the basket of begonias.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comments about the photo.
ReplyDeleteHi I found you on Brabbleberry Cottage
ReplyDeleteI have a Henry also and I have his love his lady friend
I was going to do a post next week on my statuary and Henry is one of them.
I haven't name my couple yet I just call them him & her
janice
Your gardens are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your bust George. He is too cute and I would put jewelry and necklaces on him regardless!
Such pretty photos.
Loving your fiestaware post too.
:)
xx
Alison
Your garden is lovely! Everything looks so fresh and full. Midwestern heat and humidity took it's toll on my garden this year.
ReplyDeleteYour blooms are absolutely gorgeous! My flower gardens haven't looked that good for two months or more. This heat is just frying everything...that the critters don't get to first! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Time Travel Thursday again this week.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Hi Laura! I love your garden artifacts. Your photophesgraphs are wonderful! SO nice to visit. Glad your daughter stayed safe in the storm. Thanks so much for following!
ReplyDeletei am a bit behind but always love seeing your pics, from dishes to gardens, its all my favorite things~
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog! I've enjoyed catching up on your posts, and looking at your gorgeous photos. I'm originally a north Jersey girl, so I enjoy reading about NYC. We tried to get a place in Charlevoix this summer, but waited too late to book it. My parents were there recently and raved about it. Maybe next year. Until then, I'll have to visit it through your blog :)
ReplyDeleteLove fuschias,
ReplyDeletelove Henry....
LOVE your pics!!
xx Suzanne
still lovin' those flowers!
ReplyDeleteHello, I am your latest follower.The pink fushia is fabulous, love it. Say hello to Henry. Smiles...Lu
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Have a nice day/Gela
ReplyDeleteBeautiful posting--love your color combinations and the garden. My fave is that head planter--awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow, what stunning photos! Each one tells a story, thanks so much for linking up with VIF!! xo Debra
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