this is Jen's potting bench outside in her garden.......
actually, after seeing all her hostas, I now have 'hosta envy' too
I so hope that Jen gives you a guided tour of her urban farming......she has packed so much on her property....let's just say "the girl needs a farm"
her energy is mind boggling
I have met a few women like this in my life (I sound 90 right now)
and that always inspired me to improve upon this:
the bushes need trimming, the barespots need some alyssum seeds and I need to make sure I split up the iris, and plant some more here and there.......
I'm shutting down the rest of the day
too much on my mind
seriously
xo+blessings,
I have tons of hostas and love them. They grow so full and are so vibrantly colored. It's nice that you can divide them up often.
ReplyDeleteHer potting bench is wonderful nestled within her plants.
Have a wonderful restful day, Anne Marie.
That potting bench is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHostas a re great..they are so hardy too..
Love your garden..wow its beautiful!
Have a great day!
Deborah xo
Jen potting bench is wonderful... I used mine as an entertaining station. as it weathers I think I might move it over where my mint grows...have a great week
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The pot bench is gorgeous! Love it. Until one week ago I never heard about hostas and now I see it everywhere and would like to know more about them :-)) Have a lovely evening! Yvonne
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Jen's potting bench and lovely hostas. My husband redid my potting bench last year and I don't know how I ever gardened without it.
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so beautiful!
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Hey Sis! I am going to make a potting bench this summer out of my old counter top from the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteI'll put a cork in the sink drain so i can fill it up with dirt. Can't wait!
Garden looks great as always.
gorgeous! i love potting benches...so much. we found one at the dump that is just darling! xo
ReplyDeleteHey Anne Marie! What are you talking about?? Your garden looks absolutely amazing! It flows so beautifully - and the colors are stunning! Don't be so hard on yourself. You have created a stunning sanctuary out there. ♥ Love Jen's potting table. I just brought my huge one home from our lake house (that we're stilllll trying to sell!). I'll be painting it (I think) to help preserve it - and I think I need to make it look "cute" with some clay pots and such. :)
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Well... YOU always inspire me Dear Anne Marie. I can't believe how lovely everything is in your Home and Farm, yet you are raising and Home School a large Family AND running a delightful business and following your Dreams... you and your Family are equally amazing and inspirational!!!
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Jenn's potting bench is lovely. Your garden is soo beautiful, even more so in person.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day.
I perfectly understand how you feel... too much on my mind too right now!
ReplyDeleteMany things to organize, things I see that need to be refreshed... our little boy christening, our marriage next year (oh yes...we finally took that decision!!), and then... in the nexr couple of weeks I will be back to work... uhhh!
Oh Anne Marie, I wish we could meet...i' d so like to chat with
you!!
Baby Daniel is a giant!! Are you still breastfeeding? I am!!
FRA
i know. i loved her garden bench. her yard is a little oasis. your garden is looking full and lush. if you look out your kitchen window and find me sitting and reading a book, don't mind me.
ReplyDeleteLovely garden and potting shed... come see mine! ;) http://houseinroses.blogspot.com/2011/05/show-off-your-cottage-monday_08.html
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Gardens are such a great spot to be reminded of our abundance!
ReplyDeleteI loved your garden & landscaping...simply serene spots!
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