Not a plant obviousley but a new doorknocker. I was tired of having the name of the previous owners of the house on the front door and decided that I would get something whimsical....
A garden bench salvaged by a friend from a courtyard being renovated. It needs some work but it suits the backyard and me perfectly. Yet another spot to enjoy a cup of tea with a friend....
An astilbe planted in a very poor location. Either I don't know how to read or the tag didn't indicate that it would get so tall. Either way it will need to be moved to a more suitable spot later in the fall towards the back of the garden....
A garden bench salvaged by a friend from a courtyard being renovated. It needs some work but it suits the backyard and me perfectly. Yet another spot to enjoy a cup of tea with a friend....
An astilbe planted in a very poor location. Either I don't know how to read or the tag didn't indicate that it would get so tall. Either way it will need to be moved to a more suitable spot later in the fall towards the back of the garden....
1 comment:
I love that door knocker, and the garden bench is a great find. We regularly buy inexpensive benches and try to wheedle as many years as we can out of them. I think yours is a better quality one which will last well once it's revived.
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