Oh how I miss my Garden Junkers~!
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6 years ago
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Comments (9)hehe, I even take road trips in dreams :) even if it IS other peoples dreams! I just made a trip to Jackson from the Coast a few weeks ago,and we PASSED (DH would NOT stop, the big fat poop)so many flea markets and cool looking garden places that I was about to scream!! I saw all kinds of iron and glass and plants and antiques go whizzing past the passenger window...I swear he sped up every time I said "awwww" and I know he rolled his eyes when I said " a chain saw bear sculpture!", I didn't even get to take photos :P...See MoreI walked into a garden junker's dream today, see what I found
Comments (16)I forgot to say.... Ms Bunny..... I do the same thing.... with DH I stash my "STUFF"..... Hide it.... I DISGUISE it..... I bury it... Box it... Bag it.... Hide it in the bushes.... in the garage... in the attic... in a suitcase.... It's crazy.... but I can't stop myself... and... besides..... THEY MARRIED US>>>>> THEY ARE ATTRACTED TO US>>>>>> They.... better just ..... accept it.... WE ARE GARDEN JUNKIES ! ! ! .............. and I do NOT believe I would even want to be cured.... Supposin that there e v e n were a cure.... tee hee !!!!! You might take the girl out of the garden.... but..... you just simply can't take the junk'n out of the girl.... ! ! ! just can't be done...!>!>!>!> ( ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ God Bless ! Susiesunshine...See MoreWANTED: I Miss My Alabama Gardening Friends
Comments (1)Been wond'rin 'bout 'cha, Tina. Hurry up and make it to the next swap - your sorely missed! Keep in touch when you can... Nelson :-)...See MoreI miss my plants and gardens from my old house.
Comments (10)Goga--I, too, can relate...I moved 2 years after my dh passed away (2005). We had lived in the same house for 45 years, started with a large square surrounded by beams, which I quickly told him we needed to make it more aesthetic, so took beams away, made the large plot kidney shape and put bricks around it, then on to side yard where I planted lots of roses and lavender, dianthus' and many other perennials, grew a few climbing plants on fence and azalea bushes, hosta, etc. in back where it was shady, had a long narrow plot against deck in back with herbs and clematis which grew up a few of the posts for deck roof...my retirement gift from Pitt was a fairly large gift certificate for Wayside Gardens which I ended up with a white arbor to be used in our white picket fence also with a gate (grew blue morning glories and a climbing rose called Altissimo) plus more plants. Had several areas in front with flowers, a small child's wheelbarrow which I usually placed the wave petunias in (they spread out so nicely). When I sold that house the new owner said that was one of the "selling points" and she asked if I would come back and help her take care of it...well, it certainly has changed...I moved too far away to go back very often and she really wasn't interested in maintaining what was there, let alone do anything new. A friend told me it's kind of "gone to seed"...Now I've finally come up with some new ideas to add to old favorites here...as others have mentioned. ENJOY memories of your old garden and start ENJOYING the "new"......See Moregardencraze
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