In fact, my photography adventures even extended as far as down the side of the house, where we haven't really had cause to go with the weather being so outside-unfriendly since we moved in.
I'm embarrassed to admit that I was kind of surprised (pleasantly so, but surprised) to discover this gorgeous scene in my own garden! - I mean, I knew there was a path along the side of the house, but I thought it was far more utilitarian!
Just look at that!
Two big terracotta pots holding climbing roses, which look to me as though they'll bloom a beautiful pink over the arch come flowering time.
I wouldn't mind planting something colourful at their feet in those pots.
It's a fairly shady, and possibly dampish, spot - does anyone have any suggestions?
In news other than the outside gardeny sort, the squirrels are done!
I cast off on Thursday morning - hurrah!!
I'm not going to do an FO post yet - they're a present (not a secret one, but a pressie none the less =)), and I want to gift them before I show them to the world.
Yesterday I cast on another baby cardy - a lovely little top down, no seam (!!) cardie with eyelet-y lacey kind of patterns. Very cute!
This little guy is keeping me busy as far as bus knitting, and of course as a side to my encrusted mousse at SnB last night.
I've been having an excellent social knitty week, actually, as well as SnB I have had bus knitting company and a catch up lunch with someone I haven't seen for ages =)
And it's only Wednesday =D
xo
Oh you have a path! How wonderful. I am going to love watching you guys discover your garden as it wakes up in Spring. I feel like it's The Secret Garden all over again!
ReplyDeleteOh! You have an arbour and a secret path! I'm jealous!
ReplyDeletewhat a treat to find such a lovely spot. as a tip lots of roses hate having things planted around their base - so check out what kind of rose it is first and make sure you go for something really shallow rooted like a native violet - it looks shade enough for them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely path - and such pretty pots!
ReplyDeleteLoved the scarf too - you are clever - I must investigate that pattern further!