will donate them to my church's yard sale.
I got this tall cobalt blue pot from Hobby Lobby (if you look closely you can still see the tag). It was only $20 at half off. I thought it was pretty striking and my palms look really good there.
These are the baby moonflower vines--they have the heart shaped leaves and hopefully they grow up to have gigantic white evening blooms that smell heavenly. I almost always have a giant moonflower vine somewhere in the yard.
Cleaning up the deck after all that repotting took a while, but it looked so spring/summer like it was well worth it.
I have rugs drying on the rail there...and that wooden handled basket thing on the rail ledge I got at a thrift shop in Columbia for $10. I love it and will probably plant some creeping jenny in it and let it go wild!
I had a giant bamboo grove that died off last fall...usually the leaves stay green all winter, but this past year they all turned brown. So I cut them down and trimmed off the branches and plan to use them for plant stakes or pot decorations. I was also thinking that I might use them to make a trellis of sorts for my moonflower vine. I just haven't decided how I want to construct that yet, so that project is pending. There are such interesting shapes in the trunks (or is it stems?) I can't wait to do something with them.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
A busy spring day
Free Business Cards from Moo.com and etsy
Zip over to a pretty cool life to make a business card holder for your free business cards!
Wild Daisy Quilt
I'm linking up to Sew and Tell Friday at amylouwho...
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Some of my favorite flowers...
I don't know what you call these, but they are abundant just in my yard this time of year...delicate and pretty.
Dogwood of course...
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Audrey and her Baby Cocoon
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