“Why try to explain miracles to your kids when you can just have them plant a garden.”
- Robert Brault -
White in the garden is one of the most elegant shades. This is the lovely Acea rosea ‘Chaters Double Mix’.
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So glad to have found your blog with it's delightful pictures and inspirational thoughts. I found you through your comments on She Who Seeks
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Love white flowers in the garden.
ReplyDeleteThere is a famous garden in England that only has white flowers, would love to see it one day...
Vita Sackville-West created the White Garden, one of many at Sissinghurst Castle, in Kent. I just looked it up and it is one of the most visited gardens in England, but I couldn't remember the name of it!
ReplyDeleteI love white in a garden, it is so elegant. It's warming up here!! We went from -28 to 0 in the span of two days... crazy!
ReplyDelete@Johnina: Thank you! And welcome... I hope to see you around here often.
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@Kay: A garden with only white flowers? Wow. That must be pretty amazing. I'll look it up on the internet. Thanks for the info.
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@Jane: I love white flowers. They do have a simple elegance to them. Your weather is as weird as ours. I hope our spring isn't as unstable.
One of my favourite flowers! The 'Hollyhock' is such an old flower and was a staple in most gardens.
ReplyDeleteThese are BEAUTIFUL! What a tease you are showing these in mid winter! lol
@Jim: I love these plants, and I enjoy the flowers as much as I can, because they're short-lived in my backyard; unfortunately, the rabbits eat them.
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