CARMEL’S COTTAGE GARDENS – cont.
Now is time to plant the mid-height flowers.
Anybody with a “daisy” face adds cheerful innocence.
Alstroemeria- Chilean Lily
Beard Tongue
Bell flower
Begonia
Dahlias
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Love all of the different daises, the bell flower, beard tongue, poppy; all of them. Great tip on difference between English garden and Cottage garden as did not realize, and can’t wait to see the ground covers next week.
Lovely plant suggestions and great visuals-Cant wait to see more!!!
Linda this is a feast for the eyes!! So beautiful and I love the way you are walking us through the process of planting flower gardens, especially using Carmel gardens as examples, my favorite. I got my sofa yesterday, Kathysue is in love!!
So beautiful on a cold snowy day! Thanks for posting such great pics and ideas. I didnt know the difference between cottage and English gardens . So nice to learn that. Happy St Patricks Day!
Feast for the eyes is exactly right, KathySue. Wow!
Linda, you’re quite a talented – and accomplished – photographer. You need to do a coffee table book!