I sure hope the dog days of summer has either reached its tail end, or its last leg. I’m so over this hot, sticky, weather. Matter of fact, I was over it when it all started. How about you?
Some unexpected events disrupted my blog posting flow this summer, and I just wasn’t driven enough to not let them get in my way. Perhaps with having signed on to participate in a local craft fair this coming October, I’ll have some creative content to share with you in the near future. I also skimped on photographing the many container plantings I did for my clients, except for a few –
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| ©Linda Nelson 2016 |
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This little shed garden redo was a fun project. I snuck in some cucumber seeds under the trellis, which took off very nicely, and which I thought, added to the overall humble charm.
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Look what I spotted growing in my yard! I don’t know what species of mushroom they are, but aren’t they fabulous? Nature’s way of decorating…… I love it!
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I printed out a draft image on plain paper, then doodled over it. It will get stashed in my box of patterns and templates for later use.
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I thought the lichen growing on the bark of this pine tree was rather interesting. With the image rotated a quarter turn, it resembles a mountainside, does it not?
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Well, that’s all for now. I long for those cool, crisp perfect sleeping weather evenings. Don’t you?
The garden shed redo is darling, love it.
Thanks, Gail. That little shed resides on Montauk Hwy in Bridgehampton.