Saturday, 26 March 2011

Garden work - making progress


The Bay shrub on Tuesday...

 now nicely shaped the way I like it...

cuttings from Rosemary, Salbei, Lavender, Bay....twigs...and....and...
looks like part of a florist shop

sorting out what to keep to distribute throughout the house


using the old florist zinc buckets...

...which I painted to give them a more 'sophisticated' look

Oskar - who else!
...apart from following me allover around - pretty useless!

the aromatic smell of the bay and herbs - a 'knock-out'!



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The Peaonies....The Peaonies....

sprouting like mad..
...all happened during the last few days
and this one developed already some buds - far too early!

these 'early' tulips now fully blooming



 Cherry tree and blue sky

semi wild Lilac tree....


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Everything is so exiting - and I can walk bare feet!


HAPPY AND SUNNY WEEKEND FOR ALL OF YOU!


7 comments:

  1. Your images are so lovely!

    The decoration of the cuttings
    sehr gelungen!

    Jetzt fängt das schöne Frühjahr an und alles fängt zu blühen an auf ...

    Samstagsgruß!
    Franka

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  2. So very beautiful!

    We are still a few weeks behind you!

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  3. I am going to stay here until you tell me to leave!
    So very lovely!

    Andie

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  4. Wow Karin you really have been hard at work and your bay shrub looks wonderful. Maybe Oskar was enjoying your gardening day as well. Your entryway, the inside of your home is stone too? You know I’m jealous right? The whole place is fabulous!

    Have a wonderful weekend!
    Debra

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  5. Everything is looking so welcoming...delightful.

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  6. Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!You are a great gardener like Trish......... I love how you pcinted those buckets.... They look fantastic.....I can't wait to see your peonies....We can't grow here....The laurel looks much better!!!!Maryanne xo

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  7. Beautiful spring! The tulips are such a lovely color. What fun to be working in the yard.

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