A few days ago, as I was valiantly weeding my hopeless hillside garden, I was thinking about how I participated in that
virtual Holiday Tour way back in December, hosted by
Jen on the Edge. It was fun and cheering.
I thought that we should have a virtual garden tour, with links to posts about everyone’s gardens.
I hope Jen does not mind me piggy-backing on her idea.
This is mainly because, despite appearances, I can hardly grow anything, so I garden vicariously by looking at other people’s photos of their gardens.
If you would like to participate in the July 2014 Virtual Garden Tour, leave a comment on this post or e-mail me (without any spaces) at
leaf monster 2000 – at – gmail – dot – com.
Any kind of garden is eligible - flowers, vegetables, herbs, rock garden, water garden. Show off one plant or many. If you don't have a garden yourself, but your town has a nifty one, showcase that. When you leave a comment, you can mention briefly what kind of garden you will be featuring.
8 comments:
I'm in! And I like "not my garden"--very lovely and inspiring;)
I don't have a "garden," just a very dry yard. But I've been wanting to take a walk through a local botanical garden so I will feature that.
Eek. I don't know why this scares me, but it does. I'm in.
Yes! This sounds like such fun!
I don't have any gardens planted at my new home yet. But I'll send blog posts on a couple beautiful public gardens here in Louisiana. My favorite garden in Pittsburgh is Phipps, naturally.
Great idea! My own "garden" is truly a disaster and the harsh winter seems to have killed my figs and my Virginia sweet spire. I might be able to produce one or two photos, shot from careful angles.
Great idea! I will check back on 7/13 to see everyone's posts. I'm only going to be a looky-loo because I'm out of town this week and my garden is California small, that's why. :-)
Great idea! I'm in (I hope I remember...) and will resist the urge to go up to the big, beautiful city park with formal garden, rose garden, perennial garden, dahlia garden, lilac garden, etc., etc.
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