One of my favorite forms of free entertainment is a garden walk--and they are such a great source of new ideas! I would love to go to them all, but don't seem to find the time. Here is a peek at one we went to a few weeks ago...
Bee balm is wonderful, I have red, purple and a lovely pink. I enjoy the herbal smell it brings to my garden as well as the hummingbirds!Its also a very easy keeper. Thanks for the walk.
When I lived in the Midwest I had bee balm. I loved it and so did the bees. Just make sure you have plenty of room for it to expand. It's not invasive, though. I also love garden walks. Yours was lovely.
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Those pictures are just gorgeous. I love to see all of the clever ideas people have!
ReplyDeleteI love the fork idea...very cute. Thanks for taking us along! cherry
ReplyDeleteIf only every home, large or small could be built with a touch of romance such as these and set about with such beautiful gardens! Pure inspriation!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are wonderful! May I come walk with you? Thank you for taking us along with you today.
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
What a lovely walk - I especially liked the kitchen garden ;0)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing...
mari
I just love garden walks! I always forget to bring my camera, though. I, too, love the fork idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the kitchen garden! What a great idea with the forks!
ReplyDeleteI love the last photo, very Secret Garden.
ReplyDeleteBee balm is wonderful, I have red, purple and a lovely pink. I enjoy the herbal smell it brings to my garden as well as the hummingbirds!Its also a very easy keeper. Thanks for the walk.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! And inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWow, how beautiful! I loved coming along with you on the walk! So inspirational. I had to smile when I saw the forks. Such a great idea. :)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely, and I love those flower signs staked to forks, how cute is that:-)
ReplyDeleteLovely... tranquil... peaceful and oh so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
What a breathtaking walk it was! I am blown away by the beauty! Thank you for the garden tours!
ReplyDelete~Emily
When I lived in the Midwest I had bee balm. I loved it and so did the bees. Just make sure you have plenty of room for it to expand. It's not invasive, though. I also love garden walks. Yours was lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful houses and gardens; very inspiring. I always forget about bee balm until I see it blooming!
ReplyDeleteJanet
Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing.
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