~Welcome to my tiny front garden~ Our home was built in 1860 and is what is called a Miners Cottage. These were built mostly for the Welsh Miners that came out here to work. My home sits fairly close to the road so I only have a small strip of garden out the front compared to nearly a 1/4 acre out the back. But I love my small front yard the best. So much easier to work with. Up until now it has been just roses some as old as the house itself. This year I have planted many little cottage plants including daisies, salvia, lavender, colombines, dianthas and the ever favourite geranium. Its winter here so I dont expect to see much growth until the spring.
Hurry up spring.
A Happy 4th of July to all who celebrate and a big hug and thankyou to Miss Beverly @ How Sweet The Sound who makes every Saturday a little bit Pink.
The roses are looking a little worse for wear due to the strange winter we are having
~Have a fabulous weekend everyone~
Hi sweetie, your garden is just beautiful. I would love to take a stroll through your yard and take in all it's beauty.
ReplyDeleteThe faces on your pansies are perfect and the colors are gorgeous, Char
Oh this is simply heavenly!!! and so are those precious angels are your side bar! Happy PS!!! And Happy 4th of July!
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Cindy
Oh Michelle
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful and the flowers soo pretty. I'll bet you just love to tend it.
Happy 4th!
Leann
You have a very pretty little garden, Michelle! Thank you for stopping by for a visit. Wishing you a Happy Pink Saturday weekend.
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Sandi
Thanks for showing these lovely flowers. I've had a great visit with your posts.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Happy pink! DE ;)
ReplyDeleteThey may be "a little worse for wear" but I think they are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a pinkishly beautiful weekend
What beautiful roses! Definitely a show!
ReplyDeleteyour garden is lovely and im sure your home is as awesome as your garden, 1860...wow!
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OuOur yard is so big it's hard to work in sometimes. It's like you are never finished working in it. I think a tiny cottage garden would be bliss to play in. Can't wait to see yours grown up. HPS
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have just enough garden to brighten the day of passersby. Thank you for stopping by and HPS!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are darling! I'd love to have you come and join Seasonal Sundays.
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