(Left) I wish I had gotten the morning glories & moss roses in bloom. The effect with the Black Eyed Susans & Gerbera Daisy is very pretty.
(Right) Boxwood Basil in bloom with standard basil, mint & young tomato
(Below) A hanging basket I made shortly after mothers day. Look how much its grown!
(Right) Boxwood Basil in bloom with standard basil, mint & young tomato
(Below) A hanging basket I made shortly after mothers day. Look how much its grown!
I'm also very happy with my tomatoes. These were planted in May (when I moved into my temporary apartment) so I'm lagging behind the rest of Zone 7, but my "Sweet 100" cherry is still blooming and starting to ripen, and I'm hoping my "Celebrity" will be soon to follow.
This post is my contribution to Garden Blogger's Bloom Day hosted by Carol at May Dreams Gardens. Visit her blog to see what else is blooming around the world!
You've got a lot going on in such a small space - very nice. Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeletehello Emily Rose, it is good to meet another TN blogger~Have you seen Fairegarden~You'll love her garden. gail
ReplyDeleteWow! You have done an amazing job in such a small space. I would say you definitely have a green thumb. I can almost smell the basil. Mine unfortunately was crowded out of my garden by the monster zuchinni plant! Happy Bloom Day.
ReplyDeleteRBell: Thanks for the kind words. Happy GBBD to you too!
ReplyDeleteGail: I'll check our Fairegarden, thanks for the recommendation & I look forward to following your blog!
Dorthy: Thanks! I have fallen in love with basil this summer, and use it in everything. I'm freezing some as well, and can't wait to find a good pesto recipe :) Congratulations on your zucchini. It's one of my favorite summer veggies.
Lovely blooms in such a small garden! I really love your hanging basket - very pretty!
ReplyDeleteHappy GBBD :)
Wow, you've got a lot of nice blooms for such a tiny space! love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean! It's definitely a happy space :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome Emily!! :) nice tomatoes
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