This was the ultimate surprise when I entered Reiman Gardens' butterfly wing a couple of weeks ago. A new type of graffiti, yarn bombing, began in the Netherlands in 2004...yep, as an illegal, in the middle-of-the-night, anonymous-type of knitting craze. Of course, the display below is legal and pretty cool. What a wonderful way to draw attention to the beautiful detail of plants.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Zinnias
I know, I know...these are such a common plant, but I really do love them. I adore cut flowers and these always perform rain or shine. Every spring my husband just sprinkles a few seeds in the garden and wa-la! How can I resist all these delicate differences in shape and color?
Labels:
annuals,
cut flowers,
lisa orgler,
pink flowers,
summer gardening,
topiary and tiramisu,
zinnia,
zinnias
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Retro Landscape Paintings
What a pleasant surprise when I found these lovely paintings by Leah Giberson. They showcase all the cool retro landscape elements I love...hedges, bright metal lawn chairs and those silly pruned mid-century modern topiary-like shrubs. To top it off, Leah also loves gardening. You gotta like that. Please take a peak at her other paintings here.
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