I realise it is unusual to be living between two properties, and we feel very blessed to be able to do so. Being back at the farm means being back in our 'big' garden. And like an old friend, it welcomed us with open arms! I walked through the entry arch to be greeted by sweet smelling jonquils, blooming away gloriously. Despite months of neglect, they faithfully pop up their heads & declare 'welcome home'!
And there were cheerful pink daisies ...
... orange Chinese Lanterns brighten a spot beneath a bare pear tree ... 
... the very last of the roses bloom ...
And there were cheerful pink daisies ...
... orange Chinese Lanterns brighten a spot beneath a bare pear tree ... 
... the very last of the roses bloom ...
... before their winter prune ...
... and elegant arum lilies,
flowering unseasonally in mid winter - a gorgeous surprise.
I love my garden & can't imagine life without one!
I love all your flowers. You are lucky to have a nice garden Thanks for walking us through it.
ReplyDeleteHugs Mary.
Beautiful photos, I could almost smell the roses! I too have an arum lily that is in flower - not usual for this time of year.
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Sandi
What beautiful photos. I could almost be in your garden with you.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs Gina xxx
Beautifull flowers! I surely can understand why you love your garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers! I can almost smell them from here!
ReplyDeleteDo they bloom all year? Isn´t it winter now?
ReplyDeleteYou did it again, those flowers are stunning! I have never seen a lily like that. It is gorgeous! They really are special flowers. The Chinese lanterns are really neat as well. What a wonderful welcome back to the farm. It reminds me of the Secret Garden! Glad you had such a nice visit. It is nice to have a place to go where technology doesnt have to touch you if you don't want or need it to. Have a great week. Love Stacy
ReplyDeleteLove that arum lily shot.
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