I have two large flower beds;
one in front yard and one in back. Their style is best described as
"Cottage" as there is nothing formal about them. They are both islands, edged in brick with a pathway that winds through the middle for both enjoyment and ease of tending.

Remember when the back bed looked like this in March?
Now it looks like this:

I chose an entirely different color pallet for the back garden than the front.
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Each week as some flowers begin to fade others come into bloom. From week to week the beds never look the same, but are always a delight.
I am by nature a planner, an organizer, an
OCD type. I'm left to wonder: where do all those tendencies go once I'm in the garden?
1 comment:
I have always preferred the cottage look--too manicured is best left to Disneyland.
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