The garden is definitely glowing in the heat wave of mid july and I almost can't keep up with picking the black raspberries this year. Good thing we eat them up so quickly too.
please help yourself:)
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WOW doesn't even cut it! I'm actually speechless with the gorgeous colors you've captured M! Can't wait to see those in person :) I'm starting to get really excited!
Beautiful photos! Such a colorful time of year captured by your camera, Margie. The berries reminded me that their juice was used to stain furniture in the past. Should make some interesting dyeing, too. Enjoy their gift while you have them!! X♥X♥X
Just so beautiful. Black caps are the taste of my childhood. A bowlful with cream and sugar turn me back into a barefoot dusty grinning kid.
I'd also eat the buds on those lilies you have in the pot by your hedgie. Sauteed with a little butter and salt and mmm mm. I grow them in our yard just for eating.
So, when is your book coming out? You know, the book full of your pictures? I think a book of seasons by Margie would be amazing. Yes please! Let me know so I can pre-order it ;)
Our thimble berries are just coming out - blackberries and black raspberries soon to follow. But it's a race to get to them before the deer eat the all! = )
This article is very helpful to insure that what trees should we use in our garden. It helps to make a garden beautiful. It helps to choose trees and shrubs so that some flower in early grew up. I like vary much The Sargent Cherry which really grew up early. Thank you very much for such a beautiful post.
WOW doesn't even cut it! I'm actually speechless with the gorgeous colors you've captured M! Can't wait to see those in person :) I'm starting to get really excited!
Posted by: Geninne | July 12, 2011 at 10:25 PM
Yummy blackberries. We also have had a good year for the berries. I plan to make a batch of jam tomorrow! Beautiful floral photos, too.
Posted by: Carol Dee | July 13, 2011 at 12:31 AM
soon off to explore the corners of your garden myself & sigh all the way ....... :) oxoxo
Posted by: Sonia | July 13, 2011 at 02:51 AM
Suck magical photos of the garden. love how you've captured the light in this photos. love summer!
Posted by: iHanna | July 13, 2011 at 04:29 AM
your pictures are stunning. i can almost smell the flowers ... great! thanks for sharing :)
Posted by: Niamh | July 13, 2011 at 04:57 AM
Beautiful photos! Such a colorful time of year captured by your camera, Margie. The berries reminded me that their juice was used to stain furniture in the past. Should make some interesting dyeing, too. Enjoy their gift while you have them!! X♥X♥X
Posted by: Ruth | July 13, 2011 at 08:04 AM
no.5, please
Posted by: barbara | July 13, 2011 at 08:19 AM
Just so beautiful. Black caps are the taste of my childhood. A bowlful with cream and sugar turn me back into a barefoot dusty grinning kid.
I'd also eat the buds on those lilies you have in the pot by your hedgie. Sauteed with a little butter and salt and mmm mm. I grow them in our yard just for eating.
Posted by: Lisa at Lil Fish Studios | July 13, 2011 at 08:44 AM
So, when is your book coming out? You know, the book full of your pictures? I think a book of seasons by Margie would be amazing. Yes please! Let me know so I can pre-order it ;)
Posted by: Jessie Hansen | July 13, 2011 at 04:09 PM
gorgeous garden!!!
Posted by: Nancy H | July 13, 2011 at 05:04 PM
Our thimble berries are just coming out - blackberries and black raspberries soon to follow. But it's a race to get to them before the deer eat the all! = )
Posted by: Jamie | July 13, 2011 at 07:18 PM
Don't mind if I do...
Everything looks so "juicy"!
Posted by: nicole | July 13, 2011 at 09:06 PM
I love these photos, such summer bounty. Thank you so much for sharing.
Posted by: Sonya | July 15, 2011 at 03:16 PM
Your photographs are always so stunning :)
Posted by: Charis | July 19, 2011 at 07:35 AM
This article is very helpful to insure that what trees should we use in our garden. It helps to make a garden beautiful. It helps to choose trees and shrubs so that some flower in early grew up. I like vary much The Sargent Cherry which really grew up early. Thank you very much for such a beautiful post.
Posted by: Landscaping in Sydney | October 08, 2011 at 03:21 AM