~ A Country Cottage Wild Garden ~

Can you sit awhile, I'll show you

Part of my cottage garden.

We're getting closer.


Here we are. See. Silver, blue, lavender, gold,white, peach. My daughter gave me a package of glad bulbs in assorted colors. I divided them up and planted them into different places. I am so proud that these look so nice next to the beautiful blue Chicory.

I'm hoping the chicory seeds properly for a bigger impact next year. Maybe I can move some of the silver plants a bit further in. They are wild and have a mid of their own. The only thing not wild in the country cottage garden are the glads. [smile]

I had a few more, but I planted a few in some pots, so I could have them near the house. One of them bloomed in another bed about the same color, but there is nothing next to it as nice as this.

Thanks for stopping by to get a glimpse of the glads in my little wild cottage garden.

Featuring Anita's blogspot ....My Country Cottage Garden.

Do you love cottage gardens. I do. But then
I love gardens. From experience it seems anything
European English or French just rings my bells.


If your like me, and if you love those kind of gardens, you will love this charming cottage garden blog. The blogger is in Germany and has her special German charm that I love. Although first glance you would swear it was an English garden. For some reason it kind of make ME think of Monet. So I absolutely couldn't pass up giving you a link to her site. I didn't borrow any of her gorgeous photos today. You'll just have to click the link and see them for yourself.

The picture at the left from my garden appears to me like a Claude Monet painting. Got that and Impression of Impressionism.
Enjoy




My Country Cottage Garden: "Friday, May 29, 2009
Sweet days & roses in my May garden

Hello everybody and welcome back to my sunny May garden!
There are lots of exciting news around here this week: new garden pottery made by me, more allium pictures, my very first clematis and last but not least, the first blooming roses of the season!"
A blog By Anita.
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Aaaa hhh, You came back!
Did I not say it was great. Inspiring, Enchanting. Now you know why I speak of Monet. I think the colors brings Monet garden to mind.