We are listing our property this spring and as can be expected, my garden is too big! Anyone who is not a gardener would have a hard time keeping up to the size so everything in this photograph that is garden, has got to go. In this view, that includes the fence. Looks like I have busy days already lined up for spring!
So much hard work getting it there and now to take it apart... ugh!
ReplyDeleteWell, at least the plants that came from you can stay since most of them are in the bird sanctuary and if I wait another year, I can probably get another division :)
ReplyDeleteThink I am bringing the painted fern though if it makes the winter.
It's been awhile since I visited. How are you doing? Love the new look of the blog. Sorry to hear you have to leave that gorgeous place. How long have you been there? Where are you moving?
ReplyDeleteHi Andrea! Don't be sorry. We are really happy to be moving. I am moving to an even more beautiful and bigger place where I can garden 7 months of the year and all our animals are coming with us. Sounds like heaven to me which is, of course, why we are going :)
ReplyDeleteThat does sound wonderful Danielle...A big Congratulations then! We're moving in July, and I'm very excited about finally being in the country.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Andrea. I know you have been thinking about your country garden for awhile now. We hope to be going in spring so I should have the whole season to build flower gardens in the new place. I can hardly wait. I am wishing away the winter this year!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you there! I hope you plan to keep blogging so that I can watch your creations come to life at your new home...Maybe I'll even get some inspiration for the blank slate I'm moving onto.
ReplyDeleteI might have to re-think the name but I will still be here, sharing my garden photographs. Only now there will be more of them :)
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