This is a pic from early spring before the wall was begun.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Garden Metamorphosis
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I think your garden is beautiful! Your hydrangeas are huge. :)
ReplyDeleteI think the wall is a great addition, Bonnie!! I am so impressed with your gardening skills, and it looks like you have a lovely area to work with. And as always, I want some of those hydrangeas. :) Did you build the wall yourself? If so, you did a terrific job.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you shared this and I hope you have a wonderful week.
Denise
What a grgeous garden to be in summer afternoons admiring such beautiful and big hydrangeas! Lovely, lovely.. Thank you for dropping by and leaving me such wonderful and kind comments. Have a great weekend.
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They wall really did make a difference. We have a similar wall in part of our backyard and I am constantly begging my hubby to extend it. I am showing him your post for inspiration! Thanks for your visit to my blog and your sweet comments. Dianne
ReplyDeleteHello Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely garden area you have and what a lovely blog too! I have enjoyed stopping by and perusing many of your posts. Sweet family and times spent together. So nice visiting with you!
Kindly, Lorraine
Your garden is so lovely. I love, love, love the rock wall! The bench and statue add so much interest. Beautiful hydrangeas.
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ReplyDeleteThe wall is perfect and your garden is beautiful....Christine
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and leaving such a nice comment. Your garden is just beautiful and the stone wall defines the area and adds so much. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI think it is absolutely fabulous. I love stone... and gentle curves. Wonderful, wonderful addition to your beautiful yard, Bonnie. Well done!! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady. Your garden is Gorgeous!!!! and the wall is perfect!! Thanks so much for your sweet comments on my Inland Tablescape. I hope you and your family have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteXXOO Diane
Hi, I've come over from Easonal Sunday and just love your garden. I am going to add myself to your followers so that I can keep up with you! Joan
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous garden! That new stone wall really adds elegance and definition -- love it! I envy you those amazing hydrangeas. I wish I could grow some blue ones! Thank you for your kind comments on my table last week -- I'm late "visiting back," but have been out of town.
ReplyDeleteWonderful garden...trying hygrangeas for the first time this year. I just love them but living in Southeast Texas they do not care for our climate too much. I am having to baby them along quite a bit and they are thriving in spite of me!!! I love your garden and would love to add some beauty like that to our backyard!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hydrangeas and your yard is great too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a park, Perfect for an outdoor wedding! Did you and Mike make the stone wall? Love it. Maxine
ReplyDeleteI really LOVE how that looks! Your backyard is laid out similarly to ours. We have grass and then a pinestraw edge up against the woods with bushes. Yours, however, looks much better than ours! My husband has always wanted to do a decorative stone wall like that. It would help against erosian and add an attractive element to the landscaping. I will be sure to show him your pics. Maybe that will motivate him sooner! Ha!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bonnie! I love the addition of your stacked stone wall and its graceful curves! Your hydrangeas are lovely~ I love them in their faded green/blue state :)
ReplyDeleteOh! It really makes a difference! Looks like a lot of work, too, but the results are great!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely grounds! Love love love your beautiful garden, especially the walled hydrangea garden with the little stone bench and bird bath planter. A beautiful place to stroll and enjoy the lovely surroundings. Your blue hydrangea bushes look absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your wonderful garden with us and for your sweet comment. Have a lovely evening!Hugs,Poppy
ReplyDeleteYour garden is spectacular and with so many areas in drought, damaging weather I know your grateful for the perfect garden.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Kathy
Absolutely gorgeous hydrangeas!!! I'd love to give them a try here in Tennessee. Though I'm not sure how I'll keep the deer from eating them. I hear they eat everything around here!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at what a difference your rock wall has made in your garden. I am definitely going to show them to my husband. We've done some work with rocks, but ours doesn't look nearly as nice as yours. The wall brings definition and a little bit of formality that I really like.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by my blog. Saint Remy is by far our favorite city in France and we would live there in a heart-beat if we were younger.
Sam