Thanks so much everyone for the birthday wishes and the beautiful photos!! pollyk, The photo might be a little big, But, It sure is Gorgeous, Wow!! All these nice photos make me think ...Garden, Garden, Garden!!! LOL!
ge1836 and HollyAnnS, Thankyou! Will keep you posted on the project. I have to build another bed before I can work more on this one because I have some plants coming in next weekend and need a bed to put them in and seeing as they are Daylilys, I want to make sure they will have enough sun, And there will be some shading where the arbor is so can't put them there, Will be getting right back to it though soon as the other beds done so I'll be updating when I do ... Thanks again!
Let's See Your ARBORS and TRELLISES! Part 2
The darker daylilies appreciate some shelter from the harsh afternoon sun so don't be afraid to place them in just morning sun.
HoosierGreen: That is beautiful -- makes me want to walk under it and look up. Has the sunroom been a good exchange?
The arbor was lovely but so is the sunroom.
Ditto ! And I see that the cat has found the prime spot for the warmth of the sun !
The cat is no dummy!
That is a beautiful room -- so cozy and inviting.
Looks likeit was an even exchange
A WONDERFUL room -- my cats are looking at your cat and saying "we want to be there!"
I've been really enjoying these threads! So many great ideas.
HG, I love your arbor and your sun room.
Oh, that sunroom. How wonderful it would be to have a touch of summer in winter. Beautiful!
Actually, we have three cats, and I thought everyone would enjoy this pic of them waiting for me to join them in the morning sun. The top one is Amadeus, an abandoned kitten I found on the side of a country road. Jamoca, on the footstool is 14 and the grump of the three. And Charlie on the bottom was a stray who came to stay a couple of years ago. When Charlie showed up one day in the rain, he weighed under four pounds, was matted so badly he had to be shaved, and wouldn't come near anyone for almost a year except to eat in the garage, where he lived for a long time, scared to come in the house. Now, he's thoroughly domesticated, weighs 13 lbs. and sheds enough to stuff pillows! I call this photo "Stacked Cats".
Love everyone's kitties.
Hoosier what a beautiful sun room. I would love to have one just like it. That is definately my kind of retirement present!
That is going to look great
ge1836, Thankyou!!
Iris, you're planting all daylilies, ahem! Didn't your mother name you better than that?
Ha! Good one, Polly!
pollyk', In all actuality, I have them too, Just not near as many as my fav's the daylilys. You know, When I was first signing up to Daves ( Many moons ago) The name I wanted was actually longer and for some reason ( I forgot why) But, The original name I picked got cut in half and so I just left it that way at the time and it's been that way since, So now, Many people think that it's because I love Iris's that I picked that name, But, Thata not really how it is ...LOL!
LOL, My Granddaughter's name is Lily and her mother isn't even a gardener.
HollyAnnS ..LOL! .. I have a friend who's daughters name was Lily too, And it had nothing to do with gardening :)
My mom was a Lilly and she didn't do a lot of gardening but her own mother did none at all.
Different names for different reasons with most people :)
My sister was baptized Photinia and it had nothing to do with the shrub. Her real name was Svetlana and that's the name of a pagan goddess and couldn't be used at a baptism, so they had to use the name of the saint associated with her birthday. Poor girl was born on St. Photinia's Day.
LOL, pagan goddess LOL (rolling on floor)
The things we do to our children. Zuzu your mother must have been an interesting woman.
LOL!!!
I love looking at everyones arbors and trellises. I need to add a new trellis this summer for a climbing rose by my garage. Here is a photo of one of the two arbors I have in my front yard. The other one is out of the photo on the left at the opposite end of the path. My brother made these for me from an old Wood Bench magazine pattern he had saved for years.
Susan
Very nice. Is that a clematis climbing it?
Beautiful clems on the arbor.
Nice garden all together.
Love those red lilies.
This is a photo from about 18 years ago. It's a silver lace vine growing on my garage. Guess it shows you can make a trellis about of about nothing. It is growing on wire strung from the top of the fence to the peak of the garage. Some hyacinth vines are showing also that were growing up the side of the garage.
The vines on the wood arbors above Jackmanii clematis.
WOW
Wonderful arbor, Susan, and such a lovely setting. The silver lace vine is spectacular and gives a cottage look to the garage. Great jobs!
Beautiful pictures Susan. Thanks for sharing.
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