As you can see, I've started another patriotic stitch. I like to work on this theme throughout the month of July. Chris of Tot Hill Farm Stitches generously gifted me with this chart.
For this Tuesday's Garden Party, I thought I'd show off some of my garden art.
I decided on a less cluttered look this year.
So I set out a few blue mushrooms.
Here are a couple more.
Here's my giant grasshopper.
I have several fused glass art items including this set of three flowers.
I love this cascade of dragonflies.
And while I do not generally care to have bugs in my garden, glass bugs are an exception to the rule.
I bought the long blue glass sun-catcher at Saltram's gift shop near Plymouth, Devon, England. The blues remind me of the sky and sea there.
I have lots of volunteer Verbena bonariensis in the flowerbeds.
The hummingbirds enjoy it.
And so do the Swallowtail butterflies.
I think I've got a new plant color combo - yellow and lavender!
I'll end today's post with a pretty sunset.
It is such a privilege to be surrounded by nature like that!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty displays you have created Beth.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sunset.
You find such cute accessories!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Beth, I especially love all the blues! The dragonfly glass is my favourite I think. Lovely chart from Chris, can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Photos!
ReplyDeleteAll so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That's a serious group of swallowtails! Blue is my favorite color in the garden (and elsewhere). Your garden decor is lovely (although I'd be temped to squash that giant grasshopper!). ;0D
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of great yard art,plus I love all the blue things! Those are beautiful photos of the butterfly.
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