Hello Everyone,
Thank you for the beautiful comments on Mother's Day! I went to breakfast with my daughter and two granddaughters. While we waited we enjoyed a scone and a delicious cup of coffee. We shared Eggs Benedict which is my all time favorite and we visited about the school year coming to an end soon and planned some of our summer activities. I'm looking forward to having the girls spend some quality time with me this summer.Wow!!! OMG... It's Monday and I have so many things to share with you. This past Saturday I went on a garden tour. A dear friend of mine is a Master Gardener and has a home and garden on 2 acres. She is a member of the American Rose Society in our community and this year she was asked by the club if she would have "A Day in the Rose Garden Tour " at her home. And as they say in blogland~
"SHOW OF YOUR COTTAGE"
The idea was to build a potting shed, but the 'Rose Cottage' is now a flower arranging shed and garden storage shed. Sure it's a shed.
But
WHAT A SHED!!
As I toured the garden I noticed a mixture of annuals and perennials.
The weather was a perfect 77 degrees and slightly overcast. The visitors and flowers were all very happy.
The local Rose Society at one time required all rose garden tours to place the name of the rose on a black marker. But as times change so do rules. I photographed the markers if I could. And this fabulous rose is 'Livin Easy'
One of my favorite roses
'Graham Thomas'
A grand view of the Rose Cottage
and
A Wishing Well. Oh! how cute.
I love this photo with the water flowing out of the faucet.
Not to mention the most incredible rose garden
Now isn't this the cutest fairy garden. I just love the fairies and the red mushrooms are so whimsical.
'Sally Holmes'
This is the flower arranging counter
I want this table and chairs.
The 'Rose Cottage has a beautiful tile floor and plenty of storage space under the arranging counter and behind the door.
This garden is considered a shade garden. With the valley heat during the summer this garden is a beautiful and cool space to entertain family and friends.
The grounds were planted around 1977 and 9 weddings have been held in the garden over the past 35 years.
Awesome!
Another wonderful space for entertaining.
My goodness~ I certainly enjoyed your company on "A Day in the Rose Garden Tour" now I want to buy all those roses for my yard. LOL!!
Please join me while I visit some wonderful parties.
Little Red House for Mosaic Monday
The House in the Roses for Show off Your Cottage Monday
Boogieboard Cottage for Masterpiece Monday
A Southern Daydreamer for Outdoor Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style for Wow Us Wednesday
Unskinny Boppy Dreams for Garden Party Wednesday
All Things Heart and Home for All Things Inspired
The Little Round Table for This Week in my Garden
and
and
Fishtail Cottage for Cottage Flora Thursdays
Please link back to the parties for more inspiration
xo
Betty
You must come over and help me out in my yard today. I just love all the beautiful pictures you have shown.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely...Thank you for taking us along on the tour with you...It is hubbies dream for us to one day have cottage garden other ppl would like to visit and tour....Great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Kelsie
Garden tours are always fun and how nice to have the flower arranging shed too.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Great tour! So many pretty roses. Thanks for sharing your day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Gorgeous! would love for you to share at the garden party i host on Thursday's! xoox, tracie
ReplyDeleteLoved the tour. The garden is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Karie
ReplyDeletelovely place, love that hand-pump...quite a rare thing to see in modern homes..love!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this. What a beautiful shed and rose garden.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous.
Absolutely gorgeous post. I loved each and every one of these amazing images!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up Betty!! That shed is just beautiful as is the rest of her garden. I want a shed too!
ReplyDeleteLovely garden full of delightful and interesting features. I love the little well. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great garden tour, so many different points of interest! Thanks so much for linking up to the garden party.
ReplyDeleteCandy
A truly breathtaking garden. I would have loved being with you on this tour.
ReplyDeleteLoved the tour! Thanks for taking me along. The flowers and cottage was gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely gardens here...and that shed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gardens. Love the shed. Beautiful roses.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is strait out of the pages in a magazine! Thanks for linking your post to Cottage Flora Thursday's xoox, tracie
ReplyDeletefabulous!!
ReplyDelete:)heidi
Your Garden Pics are enchanting!!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited that Gardening season has arrived in My neck of the woods!
Beautiful. (Note to self, need more space for all the ideas I'm getting.)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pictures! Love that fairy garden! Thanks for sharing, Paula from Idaho
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, and I'm like you, the fountain picture is gorgeous! I'm visiting from The Little Round Table, and I "followed" your blog - thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteMary @ Redo 101
Love the fountain. The whole garden is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful! Now following
ReplyDeleteoh your roses are amazing!! and who wouldn't love to have the chairs!! I have some like it...they are about 10 inches high though. pfft!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses, cute cottage. Love the water feature!
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