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Monday, 8 October 2012

Harvest Colors

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who's celebrating this holiday today.  I did our family dinner on Saturday night and a good time was had by all.  Sunday and Monday we're doing some things around the house and doing some relaxing.  The following items are in harvest colors.


From The Family Collection:
I love the old family pictures that often come out at family gatherings.  This is my great uncle yes I actually know who's in the picture he won quite a few bike races in his younger days.


These small vintage Pyrex refrigerator dishes we've collected at second hand stores and flea markets.


These flour, sugar and tea tins were second hand store finds.


These Blue Mountain Pottery pieces in Harvest Gold my boyfriend found at a flea market for me.


Anchor Hocking mug found on our trip to Kamloops, British Columbia.  Fire King is an Anchor Hocking brand.


These tomato's and garlic were harvested from my garden.  Our tomato crop was late maturing this year.

Monday, 11 June 2012

Out In The Yard

The following collage of pictures are from around the yard.
 
 
Top row left to right:
- This Hosta is called Whirlwind and is part of my Hosta garden.
- This figurine is a chimney sweep made by Cortendorf in Germany he's had a hard life he's broken his neck at some point and my grandmother glued him back together.  I thought he would take a little trip outside to have his picture done with the Marigolds.
- I would love to tell you the name of this Hosta but like the Donovan song title " Catch The Wind" the plant name tag did just that during the winter.  Nope I didn't do a map with plant names.

Middle Row:
- This shows you our vegetable garden area and are makeshift greenhouse for Tomatoes.
- I have these Nasturtiums in pots where the walkway to the house and driveway meet.
- This stained glass piece is near my vegetable garden.  I found it at a garage sale.

Bottom row:
- The windchimes are a flea market find and is in my strawberry patch.
- The Garlic I planted last fall.
- Wooden half barrel with pansies in it.

The following pictures are from the family collection.  These pictures are of my my great uncle Fred's place.  He had wonderful gardens and won awards for his flowers.  The black and white photo of him working in his garden I would guess was taken in the 1970's not that long before we lost him.
 
My garden art in these pictures (just a few of many items) - the wooden half barrel planter, chimes, stained glass window, repaired little boy from my Grandma are all either thrifted or gifted. I've been adding garden art for years, all thrifted, mostly metal, wood and glass. Hope you enjoyed a peek at my garden and the thrifted additions.

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