AN HONEST-TO-GOODNESS FLOWER BED!
A couple weeks ago, Ron and I drove to Raleigh to have lunch with my Aunt Lyle, and Elizabeth, my cousin, and from there to visit my cousin Ross and his wife Angie in Mebane. On our drive along Rt. 86, a back country road between Danville and Hillsboro, I saw the most original flower bed I've ever seen. I didn't have my camera out of the case soon enough, but hubby said we could come back that way. (That was really sweet of him because he doesn't like to go the same way twice!) We memorized landmarks so I'd have my camera available. You ready for this?
What ingenious people! I wanted to stop, ring their door bell, introduce myself, get to know them. I didn't, but maybe I will the next time I pass their yard. I bet they would be fascinating. So if these flower-bed folks happen to read this blog, I'd love to hear from you.
Be sure to click on the picture to enlarge.
What ingenious people! I wanted to stop, ring their door bell, introduce myself, get to know them. I didn't, but maybe I will the next time I pass their yard. I bet they would be fascinating. So if these flower-bed folks happen to read this blog, I'd love to hear from you.
Labels: flower beds
posted by Sally Roseveare | 11:57 AM
6 Comments:
Wow! Much more impressive than my "flower bed" that is so overgrown you can no longer see the bed part. This gives me something to aspire to.
Me, too! But your flowers are always gorgeous. Mine have just about dried up except for the survive-anything weeds.
A chamber pot would go with that. Full of petunias, a beautiful flower pot.
Franz, I love the idea of a flower pot! Would you do it? Becky, how about you?
I would say that was my flower bed but I would be lying and besides you know better--lol
Amy,you know I don't have an honest-to-goodness flower bed either!
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