Sarah's goody bag of plants
garden starting to fill up, hubbys sweet peas, these are only scratching the surface, we have loads and loads all over the garden, he didn't grow them from seed but bought tiny little plants and there were lots in each and every single one survived, not that I'am complaining they are lovely.
Daughters vintage take on a trowel
Lilac
Pinks
Sweet Williams, just coming into flower and waiting to be put in a vase in the window!
Next doors meadow, their lawn of unmown grass! does look rather pretty though from this angle
Also managed a trip to the car boot at West Bay, not much
Daughter did find these two lovely old books of birds and gardening
Just a quick look at the sea and home
and we've had 9 eggs from the girls over the weekend, so its goodbye from
Olga and me
Well done for having such a successful day! Isn't,t the weather gorgeous? Your chucks have really settled in too, enjoy those eggs ... And your garden looks lovely too xx
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. Looks like you had a good day. There's nothing like freshly laid eggs is there? xx
ReplyDeleteGlad the craft fair was successful. Your garden is looking good. Well done Olga.
ReplyDeleteCarol xx
Good for you having sales and orders! Loving your garden and how nice to meet up with Sarah and have some pressies off her! x
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had such good sales - you deserve it after all the effort you have put in. Well done to the girls for giving some eggs! We were almost as excited by the final emergence of our radishes - yeh!! Only 3 months to grow (what on earth is wrong with everything in my garden I have no idea). lily. xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had a successful day at the craft fair I'm not surprised your items were so lovely. One of my friends often has a stall at West Bay car boot sale, the books your daughter found look interesting.
ReplyDeleteSarah x
So glad you did well at the craft fair although not surprised ... your cards and lavender bags look lovely in the previous post. Lovely flower photos. M x
ReplyDeleteGreat find on the vintage books! I love that shot of the sea.
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