I wanted to get out and take some photos
of the Irises before they are gone. It
happens so quickly when it gets hot.
Last year I did buy 2 unusual new kinds
of Irises to plant but I don't see blooms yet.
I think it may take another year for those
to develop.
for a cup of tea before it
gets too hot. Today it is
supposed to be in the 90's.
decoupaged years back. I love
the artwork of Edith Holden
who lived from 1871-1920.
She wrote The Country Diary of
an Edwardian Lady.
I decided I best not waste this opportunity
to set up another tea in the garden.
I am so happy and blessed to see warm
weather. For some reason, I was cold
all winter. I wore many layers to keep
warm. Today it was fun to make a big
bouquet to display.
I heard a familiar sound out of the
window today and knew it was a
beloved House Wren. I have been
anxiously hoping one would show
up soon singing his beautiful tune.
I looked out and saw he is building
a nest in that little birdhouse on top
of the arbor over the gate.
garden this year.
to my garden.
Oh I did! Your garden is beautiful and the pictures you took are fabulous. I didn't know that it could take another season for irises to show up.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful yard.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing photos of your beautiful garden! Wish I could stop by for a cuppa ! :)
ReplyDeleteSo thankful to at least get to visit at least by photos. Thanks for your online hospitality
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy my visit to your garden! I don’t have any Iris is my garden, but I do have a teacup with them. Your bouquet is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWe seem to be having heat this week too up here. But no iris blooming yet.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy the cottage garden you have to share. And a tea to go with it!
I love seeing your garden! My iris will not be in bloom for several weeks.
ReplyDeleteYou know I love tea too, and am the happy owner of one of your tea cozies, but the thing that caught my attention is that lovely hat! I'd love to find one like it!
So beautiful, Bernideen! We love irises. Have just one variety that we brought home from my aunt's house decades ago. We think of her every spring when their fragrance fills the air.
ReplyDeleteWonderful garden, just heavenly!
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