A welcoming zinc chalk board sign from Coasting Along
String in a Tin from R.K. Alliston 
Just love this wall mounted herb holder from R.K. Alliston
A much needed galvanised garden thermometer from Plantstuff
Delightful oak plant labels from R.K. Alliston
A lovely Victorian cloche just perfect for delicate seedlings from Plantstuff
This most swish bird feeder is from Able Gardener
Wooden seed trays from Plantstuff
Gorgeous garden candle lights from Coasting Along
The cutest bird feeder from Sage
Lovely rustic fruit basket from Worm
Love Berryred's nifty fruit picker
A very noble rustic king crown from Garden Boutique
Frances Hilary's Herb Dryer is ultra practical & very pretty
Everyone needs a R.K. Alliston trug
Very pretty traditional seed packets from R.K. Alliston
Worm's glass cloche is just so delightful
Just scoop all the leaves into this jute leaf sac from R.K. Alliston & then store until they mulch down
Wild strawberry plants from Glut - yum!Even though the weather here in the Hills is still bitterly cold, I'm champing at the bit to get out into our garden. So much has happened over Winter - the ground Ivy has run amok, new self-sown saplings are cheekily appearing at random, the leaves are almost knee high in places on our meadow, pruning is overdue, spring seedlings need to be planted & so it goes!
So in the hope that in the next couple of weeks, the sun may shine for a weekend afternoon, I'll be out amongst it all in a heartbeat. Here's some gorgeous bits & bobs, some practical & useful & some wonderfully frivolous to remind me that the garden is calling!
I love gardens and these pits & pieces are very inspirational!! I have still not started my garden and am itching to do so. I cannot believe it is spring and I still have a pile of dirt in my yard from the renovations!! For now I will just look at these images and dream of my garden that is to come!! Amanda x
ReplyDeleteSeriously...I just want to live in your blog. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the cutest bird heart feeder most but all the garden pieces are very inspirational as Amanda, said. I do agree too.
ReplyDeleteI just done some gardening around the coby house. But too much weeds and am lazy too, so, I came in and lay down instead, §:-))
Have a wonderful day ahead!
There is no chance of growing any gardens like that here, just so Hills though! I can be content in the meantime with string on a tin - one of my favourite things of all time xx
ReplyDeleteThese images are so gorgeous, I'm almost tempted to get out in my garden...no the urge just left me. I'll need to pay someone to do it. Have a lovely weekend. Tracey x
ReplyDeleteAs you get ready to till yours, I am harvesting mine and finishing it up...opposite worlds! I love your photos, especially the apple basket hanging in the tree :)
ReplyDeleteYou are reminding me too... I need to get back to the garden!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo collection!
ENJOY your weekend!
Fifi
Gorgeous images - especially the candle holders. Those gardening details make me want to rush outside and pretend summer is still with me rather than feel that autumnal chill in the air and think of winter!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by French Essence.
I adore the fruit picker... now I WANT one of those... I'd be the envy of the orchard!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat must be the most beautiful and perfect little garden I have ever seen. It is so serene and peaceful, something out of a Ben Bun book By Potter. It almost makes your forget how much work it takes when you see the pictures. What a fantastic spot Adelaide is!
ReplyDelete-Steven of Ferret & Hound