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| Doesn't the decorative edging add another element to this flower bed.... |
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| I loved this drive way edged with wildflowers. |
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| A single red rose bush....what a statement! |
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| I think pink roses are my favorite flower.... |
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| Isn't this raised stone flower bed pretty. Mostly purple flowers with pops of color ...... |
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| I like the addition of flower pots to this front porch |
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| The wild flower beds are probably my favorite |
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| Greenery bushes in the front of the flower bed this time..... |
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| I wanted to show you some of our native plants. We don't get a lot of rain in our area and these are very drought resistant plants. |
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| Our state flower is the Yucca. It is a cactus at the bottom..... |
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| but has a beautiful cluster of white blooms at the top. |
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| We have big fields of these Yucca's here in eastern New Mexico. |
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| Very simple flower bed....greenery bushes and two pink rose bushes. |
Lots of ideas here! It's always so interesting to see how people landscape in different parts of the continent. Up here on Bancouver Island we have to allow for rain all wi tee and drought through the summer. I like the pits along the porch!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful time of year!! xo Catherine
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the photos. I love new ideas for curb appear and these are fab!
ReplyDeleteThe photos are all beautiful, but that classic little bungalow captured me with the first shot! Isn't it a beauty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful homes and beautiful blooms, Penny!! the first house is my favorite and I would die for that front porch!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and tanks for sharing all the beauty where you live!!
Hugs,
Deb
Such beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteI love to do this too and you've given us some great ideas. I've got some blank beds to fill! Hope you're doing well.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Lots of great flower garden inspiration on your hunt for yard sales! Thanks for sharing at my Creative Ways Link Party each week!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Nici
Loved all the flowers and plants. Pink Roses are my favorite also!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't plant..no water to keep them alive..I'm devising ways to save water and water my plants. Wonderful idea's though, Penny. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLOVELY HOMES AS WELL AS LOVELY GARDENS. HERE IN OREGON WE HAVE SUCH A WIDE ARRAY OF PLANTS WE CAN USE.
ReplyDeleteHi! Visiting from Thursday Favorites Things. Those are some amazing gardens and homes…where I live, houses and gardens don't look like this. TFS!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty....I need to learn how to grow roses. Thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great photos! Greenery does make a difference!
ReplyDeleteAll of thes are just beautiful...so much inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! You live in a beautiful area. I love the one red rose bush growing along a white gate. So very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThank you Penny for the wonderful tour! I love the american houses. These houses are awesome and the flowers are stunning
ReplyDeleteHugs
Alessandra
I would like to extend our flower beds out front, need to talk to my hubby and see what he thinks!
ReplyDeleteI love driving the back roads where ever I go and looking at the beautiful flower beds. Even do it while on vacation. You've shared some pretty ones. I had a Yucca plant at my previous home. My mother brought some home from AZ years ago and we got starts from hers. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Hi Penny! This is just beautiful! So much inspiration! Thank you for linking up to Friday Favorites. Hope you will join us again this week. I just love seeing your beautiful projects! Michelle OurCraftyMom
ReplyDeleteAll are very pretty flower beds! That's what I love to do also look at landscaping and hope I can glean some ideas from other homes. Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty
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