Well it finally came…the long anticipated garden walk…it was a beautiful day. I accomplished all my projects I wanted to get done the days before: re-painting signs, making the garbage can lid bird bath, taking out all the tall daisies that the Wednesday night storm layed down and all the final deadheading and weeding. There are about 50 pictures here for you to enjoy. We had 570 guests come through the garden on Saturday. That makes me feel good about sharing our house and garden for the benefit of those who have fallen on rough times. The Emergency Shelter also helps families get a new start on life along with the life skills to attain permanent housing of their own. CLICK ON THE PHOTS TO MAKE THEM LARGER IF YOU DESIRE.
old dye pots serve as basket for flowers
FEATHERD VISITOR
VOLUNTEER TICKET PUNCHERS….
PRIMITIVE GARDEN QUILT IN THE GARDEN
GUEST IN THE GARDEN
CONCRETE COUNTER TOP WITH GLOW IN THE DARK STONES
OUTDOOR GRILL AND CONCRETE COUNTER TOP FROM NATURAL ENCOUNTERS
FRONT GARDEN WITH GAS CAN BIRDHOUSE
FRONT GARDEN
BIG HANGING BASKET ON FRONT PORCH
PORCH SWING
FRONT GARDEN
POTTING BENCH AND HANGING BASKET
SEWING STUDIO WINDOW..
PURPLE MONKS HOOD AND SHRUB ROSES
HERB GARDEN
PATH LEADING OUT THE OTHER SIDE
BACK GARDEN
LOOKING BACKWARDS
ANOTHER QUILT
BORDING HOUSE BIRD HOUSE WITH MORE BEE BALM
CONEFLOWERS
QUILT IN THE GARDEN
ANNUAL BED WITH LITTLE SUNFLOWERS!
BIRD/SQUIRREL/CHIPMUNK FEEDER
GRASS PATH
GRANDPA’S WHEELBARROW
GARBAGE CAN LID BIRDBATH
BACKPORCH
WILLOW LOVESEAT WITH OLD APPARTMENT BIRD HOUSE
BIRDHOUSE & GLASS BIRD BATH, BEGONIAS AND MANDIVILLA
OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM
COLEUS GARDEN WITH METAL CRITTER
VERIGATED CANNA WITH BEE BALM
FISHING FROGGY
POND BY SPRINGHETTI LANDSCAPING
BIRDHOUSE WITH SPOOL OF THREAD AS A PERCH
OLD WAGON, MARTHA WASH. GERANIUMS, HOLLY HOCKS & TRUMPET VINE
I live in Menasha, WI, Married to Nick, with 3 sons, Lance (forever 29) , Luke 29 and Jake 27. I am a quilter, rugger, gardener and I also love to cook when I get the chance...
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7 thoughts on “2010 GARDEN WALK”
Lisa your gardens are beautiful and I love all of the unique fun extra’s you have all around. . You not only have an eye for fabric and creating – you have a creative green thumb as well. What a great place to sit back, relax with a happy snappy and do a little stitching. Question, how do you do it all, lol. Thanks for taking us along on the tour :).
Hugs- Karen
Wow! Your gardens are absolutely beautiful!! :0)
Just beautiful… where do you find the time for ALL of your beautiful work? The designing, stitching, gardening… you are amazing.
Your garden is beutiful and I appreciate and enjoy you always sharing your “stuff”. You are certainly blessed with alot of energy, talent, and a supportive husband, family, and staff. No wonder we love your work, the wool projects are great fun and look forward to seein you at the Des Moines Show in Oct. Have a great day, Linda
Thank you for sharing another of your many talents….Gardening is my 2nd love next to quilting but where you find the time to keep your many gardens up with all the time you spend creating and traveling to shows…I know that I have to get up a 5AM just to get what I have watered and cared for before going to work leaving sewing for the wee hours in the middle of the night. I guess the old saying that we all have 24 hour days it just depends on how we spend them….but I am begging for a few more hours to accomplish all I would love to do. Have a good trip to Long Beach….I hate having to miss this show this year.
So grateful to have your pictures as inspiration for new gardens that I will be planning during the cold winter months ahead. As with all of your patterns and sewing, you do some great work in these gardens.
I must thank you for the efforts you have put in penning this website.
I am hoping to see the same high-grade blog posts from you later on as well.
In fact, your creative writing abilities has inspired me to get my very own
site now 😉
Lisa your gardens are beautiful and I love all of the unique fun extra’s you have all around. . You not only have an eye for fabric and creating – you have a creative green thumb as well. What a great place to sit back, relax with a happy snappy and do a little stitching. Question, how do you do it all, lol. Thanks for taking us along on the tour :).
Hugs- Karen
Wow! Your gardens are absolutely beautiful!! :0)
Just beautiful… where do you find the time for ALL of your beautiful work? The designing, stitching, gardening… you are amazing.
Your garden is beutiful and I appreciate and enjoy you always sharing your “stuff”. You are certainly blessed with alot of energy, talent, and a supportive husband, family, and staff. No wonder we love your work, the wool projects are great fun and look forward to seein you at the Des Moines Show in Oct. Have a great day, Linda
Thank you for sharing another of your many talents….Gardening is my 2nd love next to quilting but where you find the time to keep your many gardens up with all the time you spend creating and traveling to shows…I know that I have to get up a 5AM just to get what I have watered and cared for before going to work leaving sewing for the wee hours in the middle of the night. I guess the old saying that we all have 24 hour days it just depends on how we spend them….but I am begging for a few more hours to accomplish all I would love to do. Have a good trip to Long Beach….I hate having to miss this show this year.
So grateful to have your pictures as inspiration for new gardens that I will be planning during the cold winter months ahead. As with all of your patterns and sewing, you do some great work in these gardens.
I must thank you for the efforts you have put in penning this website.
I am hoping to see the same high-grade blog posts from you later on as well.
In fact, your creative writing abilities has inspired me to get my very own
site now 😉