Wordless Wednesday - Waiting
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Kathy Green
The Fox, the Vole and the Garden
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I love these photos!
ReplyDeleteHa, me too! All I can think about is when I can finally dig some more gardens. Too much rain!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo gorgeous! Wonderfully enchanting with the sunlight..and blues..and shadows!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
Kiki~
I imagine when you view your pots, that you are already imagining what you will be planting in the spring :^)
ReplyDeleteStunning shadow play in your first photo! Lovely blues in your pots... looking forward to seeing them fill with flowering plants. Great photos of your snowy world. ;>)
ReplyDeleteVery expressive photo essay aptly titled Waiting. I am tempted to post mine too!
ReplyDeleteLove this post. We are waiting too!
ReplyDeleteMy garden has similiar empty soldiers waiting! I do have some little starts indoors, but all this snow! Waiting and planning! Gloria
ReplyDeleteI hear you!
ReplyDeleteWe are all waiting, but it is coming soon.
Jen
I know...hurry up already! Your pots are lovely even without plants.
ReplyDeleteGreat winter photos...!
ReplyDeleteI love the sense of hushed anticipation in these.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos that say a lot. You don't need words!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of pots (mine are an awful mishmash of colors and styles). The repeated use of that wonderful color no doubt is a great visual unifier in your garden. Looking forward to seeing them full in a few months!
ReplyDeleteKathy, What a wonderful set of images. I love the blue-greens of your pots. -Jean
ReplyDeleteI bet your pots are ready for spring too. Great shadows on the pot in the first one. I really liked your defense of flower gardens post. I can relate, mostly because I'm not that great at veggie gardening yet.
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