Tuesday, August 4, 2009

~Garden Update~












I posted my pictures and tried to write something under each one. After I posted, all the writing was all over the place. So, guess I'll write here. I can't believe it is August, the summer has flown by. We have had lots of rain in Ohio, over 4 inches last week. My dahlias are starting to bloom, dahlias are one of my favorite flowers. No.1 is Hydrangreas, there are so many different varieties. The big tall Hydrangeas at the side of my house is called Limelight.
I should paint our little shed but, haven't had time. The next thing you know it's going to be too cold to paint.
Finally got the 3 twig scarecrows up. I made another one a couple weeks ago. We had some sycamore limbs come down. So I made a scarecrow out of it, looks like the poor guy has skin problems. LOL!
Hope everyone has a great day!!

13 comments:

  1. I like the shed with the chippy peeling paint! And your garden is gorgeous!!! Do you have to dig up your dahlias in the fall? I do here in Missouri so I pretty much quit planting them. In my garden it's survival of the fittest!

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  2. Sheri~Yes, I dig my cannas and dahlias in the fall. You can even wait till it frosts,
    almost like digging potatoes.

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  3. Gorgeous George!! Your gardens are beautiful ~ very organized and well manicured ~ you're a very hard worker, Julie ~ that is plain to see!!! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. Julie ~ Your gardens are spectacular! Thank you for sharing. How do you find the time to hook so much and garden too? I love your twig scarecrows...too cute.
    Pug hugs :)
    Lauren

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  5. I love that shed and all your garden goodies! Beth

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  6. Your gardens and flowers are beautiful. You must be a whiz at time management in order to get all of this done. Just absolutely gorgeous.

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  7. What beauty!
    I'm so happy that you have such a treasured garden.
    Laura

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  8. I am so in love with those stick me, I have a few I purchased years ago they are turning dark now not sure what I should am thinking of painting them. I wish I knew had to make my own would love more. I love the star on his hat...nice touch.....and that shed...don't paint it....it looks fantastic!
    Amazed at your garden...you really have a knack at that...come on over and help me with mine :)

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  9. If you have the book Seasons at Seven Gates Farm the directions for the twig scarecrows are in there. They are fun to make and they all turn out different.
    Thanks for all your comments!!

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  10. If you have the book Seasons at Seven Gates Farm the directions for the twig scarecrows are in there. They are fun to make and they all turn out different.
    Thanks for all your comments!!

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  11. Your garden is laughing in color!!! I absolutely adore your little white shed with all of the bunting on it...now THAT should be in a magazine!

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  12. Julie, Just don't know how you do all the gardening and extra stuff you do, but everything is amazing and I love it when you share your pictures with us. I really envy all your talent. Everything is wonderful, love your scarecrow men, I have one and love him. But yours look good as a group.

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  13. Lovely, lovely garden, Julie! Those hydrangeas are a dream. And, NO deer damage! Thank you for sharing your beautiful flowers, they've brightened my day!

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