It's lovely, H. The whole scheme...but for whatever reason, I am especially pleased to see your hollyhocks doing so well. It's been ages since I had a garden of my own, but I remember struggling at times with the hollyhocks & finding it really crucial to have them. Perhaps reminding me of my grandmother (who had scads). Thank you for the peek.
Tansy, Hostas, Phlox, the dreaded Monkshood
Hollyhock
Monarda, Phlox, Purple Loosestrife, Anise Hyssop, Hollyhock
wonderful little corner of the world. peaceful. colorful.
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ReplyDeleteDein Garten?
ReplyDeleteIs that a little painting of a bridge a la monet, which you did and placed in your garden?
Gardens are balm for the soul are they not!?!!
Hi Beth, Yes I had an old metal patio tabletop laying around and painting a little Monet bridge on it.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such gorgeous frilly hollyhocks! And I hope you are enjoying some sunny afternoons, too.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, H. The whole scheme...but for whatever reason, I am especially pleased to see your hollyhocks doing so well. It's been ages since I had a garden of my own, but I remember struggling at times with the hollyhocks & finding it really crucial to have them. Perhaps reminding me of my grandmother (who had scads). Thank you for the peek.
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That is an amazing hollyhock!
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ReplyDeleteHow beautiful your hollyhocks are!
I like the garden's atmosphere. Yes. This is Giverny!
A pretty garden; love the Hollyhock.
ReplyDeleteQuite lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe Monety bridge is a great touch.
Hollyhocks are so pretty. I used to pretend they were ladies in ballgowns when I was a girl.
ReplyDeleteAn oasis!
ReplyDeletethe hollyhock look like camellias! I've never seen any like that. do you know what they're called...must be a hybrid.
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