Lisa’s Country Garden

Posted July 21st, 2010 by nkristis

Shortly after I had started gardening, I was hanging out with my friend when I suddenly noticed her plethora of plants. She had large, bushy plants throughout the house. I guess I never noticed until I started gardening myself how effortlessly she was growing plants. Her green thumb has extended to her backyard as well. The combination of her retro style and her boyfriend’s carpenter skills have created this homey and colorful backyard garden.
Behind the cute wooden fence is her vegetable garden. I love the horseshoe over the entrance. They added the fence this year to protect the raised beds from their dogs.
Lisa's Vegetable Garden
Squash
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Tomatoes
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Cucumber and Beans
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Along the fence she keeps containers for herbs such as rosemary, thyme, tarragon, basil and sage.
Herbs
She had a number of flowers as well like this patch of echinacea.
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Special thanks to Lisa for letting me tour her garden.
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2 Responses to: “Lisa’s Country Garden”

  1. Katie responds:
    Posted: July 21st, 2010 at 3:28 pm

    I love the fence and horseshoe – the small touches are my favorite. Including the tennis balls for the dogs in the bird bath.

  2. Julie responds:
    Posted: July 21st, 2010 at 8:19 pm

    What a beautiful backyard!!!!! Only in my dreams! Hey, I better get to dreamin! LOL.


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