Grab a drink and sit back and enjoy...it's a lot of pictures! Let's start in the front yard...
NOTE: An interesting fact about our home. The rock wall in front and there is one in back are the original foundation stones from the farmhouse that could not be saved that was across the street when this was a farm. Now a thirteen house subdivision. Our home was the first built in this new subdivision 16 years ago (we have owned it 10+). The rock corners on our home are real rock from the rock quarry and a talented guy was able to form the brick around the stone. Most homes now have what is called cultured stone, that is cement made to look like stone.
We are the third house in and no one can build in front or back, so it is very private! Lucky us...
From this garage sale wheelbarrow...
to this...
A used Robins nest that I was going to decorate with...until my hands became full of mites while carrying it. It is staying outside!
This wagon is 75 years old. My mother received it from my grandparents when she was 1 year old.
Next time...Back Gardens, oh so much more! |
Monday
Party Time @ It's So Very Cheri
Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps On The Porch
Motivate Me Monday @ Keeping It Simple
Make it Pretty Monday @ The Dedicated House
Masterpiece Monday @ Boogieboard Cottage
Creative Blogger's Party @ Homemaker On A Dime
Making The World Cuter @ Making The World Cuter
Mop It Up Monday @ I Should Be Mopping The Floor
Market Yourself Monday @ Sumo's Sweet Stuff
Make It Yourself Monday @ An Original Belle
Summer Bucket List Party @ Day2Day Super Mom
Tuesday
Cowgirl Up Link Party @ The Farmhouse Porch
Show Me What You Got @ Our Delightful Home
Knick of Time Tuesday @ Knick of Time
The Inspiration Board Link Party @ Homework
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday @ Coastal Charm
Time to Shine Tuesday @ A Diamond in the Stuff
Tuesday Treasures @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
From Dream to Reality @ The DIY Dreamer
Tweak It Tuesday @ Cozy Little House
Creative Tuesday @ The Rustic Pig
Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
Tuesdays at Our Home @ Our Home Away From Home
Wednesday
Be Inspired Party @ Elizabeth & Co.
Power Of Paint @ Domestically Speaking
Swing Into Spring Wednesday @ DIY by Design
Wildly Original Wednesday @ I Gotta Create!
What We Accomplished Wednesday @ Green Willow Pond
Adorned From Above Party @ Adorned From Above
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
Piece of Work Wednesday @ Primitive & Proper
What's It Wednesday @ Ivy and Elephants
Centerpiece Wednesday @ The Style Sisters
Wow Me Wednesday @ Ginger Snap Crafts
Thursday
Treasure Hunt Thursday @ From My Front Porch To Yours
The Humble Brag Link Party @ One Project Closer/The Better Half
Show & Share @ Southern Lovely
Show Me Extraordinary Thursday Party @ The 36th Avenue
Transformation Thursday @ The Shabby Creek Cottage
100 Ideas Under $100 @ Beyond The Picket Fence
Blog Stalking Thursday @ The Crafty Blog Stalker
The Weekly Creative Saturday Party @ The Girl Creative and Reasons To Skip The Housework
Friday
Fabulously Creative Linky Party @ Jennifer Rizzo
Show And Tell Friday @ My Romantic Home
Furniture Feature Friday @ Miss Mustard Seed
Frugal Friday @ Shabby Nest
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Vintage Inspiration Friday @ Common Ground
Home Sweet Home @ The Charm of Home
Frugalicious Friday @ Finding Fabulous
TGIF Linky Party @ A Peek Into My Paradise
Saturday
Any Link Goes Party @ Bacon Time With The Hungry Hungry Hypo
Weekend WrapUp Party @ Tatertots and Jello
Serenity Saturday @ Serenity You
Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
Show and Tell Saturday @ Be Different, Act Normal
What To Do Weekends @ Crafts A La Mode
Sunday
Get Schooled Saturday @ Too Much Time On My Hands
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Sunday Showcase Party @ By Stephanie Lynn
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That DIY Party @ DIY Show Off
So Darn Crafty Party @ Sew Many Ways
Think Pink Party @ Flamingo Toes
Let's Get Social Sunday @ My Turn for us
Sunday Show Off Linky Party @ Twigg Studios
DIY Sunday Showcase Linky Party @ VMG206
Your garden is absolutely stunning. I love the rock borders and everything is beautifully cared for. Love it. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWow, what beautiful landscaping!! And your plantings look so happy and well nourished!! Love the wagon and wheelbarrow arrangements, especially all the creeping jenny draping out of them. And the little basket with the pretty dish against the shutters is so pretty. Looks like you really have a green thumb for sure. Thank you for sharing your beautiful front yard. Can't wait to see the back! Blessings, Linda
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the stacked rock and the wheelbarrow planter! NICE!
ReplyDeleteWow, Terry. The story behind the rock on your property is so special! Thanks for sharing it with us! :D
ReplyDeleteIt is all lovely. I love the story about your stone.
ReplyDeleteWe had a little red wagon planted with flowers in our front yard, but it eventually rusted all the way through. I miss that wagon.
Oh my goodness - I am inspired! We've been in our home only about 18 months now and there were no gardens when we moved in. Shocking, I know! Little by little I'm working to add spaces and plants. I came over from Ivy and Elephants link party; my button is right after yours.
ReplyDeleteTerry your front looks stunning!! Love the stacked stone walls and love how you turned the wheelbarrow into a planter!
ReplyDeleteStunning! There are way to many things I love about your house and yard to even begin listing them. So beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the kind of yard I dream of while living in an apartment...LOL
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love all the little details and nooks and how manicured everything is. If you're looking for your next project, I'll volunteer my yard. ;)
ReplyDeleteEverything is just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove your front yard garden!
ReplyDeleteJody
Your front yard is beautiful....and I love that you have a surprise seedling sprouting up...it's nature at it's finest...lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful home, landscaping and garden. You must be so proud of what you have created. As a big gardener, I KNOW just how much work that took to create and maintain! Especially appreciate how you incorporated the original stones into the process. LOVE LOVE LOVE stones! I very much enjoyed your garden tour, thank you for shairing!!
ReplyDeleteI have stones in my garden as well-more rounded fieldstones. I collected every one of them myself from farmers field, beach and roadside. I use them to edge my beds and as accents as I have a very loose, informal, overgrown garden style. I do this for privacy and noise blocking from the road we live on.
If you have a minute you might like to visit my garden at The Small House Under a Big Sky. Plug in "farm and garden" for all my garden related posts. I just posted a "Mid Summer Garden" view a week or so ago.
Small House / Big Sky Donna / White Oak Studio Designs / SW Michigan
Hand-Painted Vintage Furniture Transformations
Blog: http://smallhouseunderabigsky.wordpress.com
Facebook: donnaallgaierlamberti@facebook.com (for portfolio of chalk painted work)
So I was going to tell you how beautiful your Lily's where, but then I saw the old red wagon and fell in love, and then there was the old wheel barrow...so I think I'll just tell you that you have a beautiful garden.
ReplyDeleteYour front garden it's simply gorgeous my friend! Fabulous landskaping with the stones, you've done an awesome job and your home is so lovely too. Beautiful Summer shots with all the stunning flowers and greenery! Enjoy your Summer.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
it's lovely ! And the stones are wonderful !!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully landscaped!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! You've done a fabulous job! Love the history of the stones!
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful home and gardens! Thanks so much for sharing them with us, we featured you this week! Please stop by and grab a featured button.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
Terry, your home is just gorgeous, love your wonderful yard and gardens! that stone wall is priceless!
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