Thanks a lot for visiting my blog and leaving a comment! I love your little garden with the sempervivum plants, I also have lots of them in vintage pots my garden. Your gardening without having a garden reminds me of the time when I lived in the center of the city, in a lovely apartment on the second floor in the backhouse. I had no garden nor a balcony, but I always grew lots of flowers and even tomatoes and strawberries on the window sill. So I am very interested about your gardenless garden and I am sure i will come back! Greetings from Germany, Monika
Hello Monika, very nice to hear from you! I am just a beginning blogger, so I only plan to show the pictures of my balcony and other opportunities that I take to play with plants in my future posts and I hope to have more to show to you when you come back. Thank you for visiting, and best wishes!
Hi Pam, thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. The kitty is my sweetheart and coleus is one of the not so many plants that thrive even on my shaded balcony. I will show more pictures of my balcony later, so I hope you come back to check them out.
Hello Brigitte, thank you for visiting and for your comment. It feels nice to be becoming a part of the world-wide gardening community. Although I don't have a garden, my partner and I have several little gardening projects that I wish to introduce here.
Hello Bangchik, lovely to have a visitor from such a faraway land and thank you for your comment. I like your blog and I am jealous of the gardening opportunities you have in your climate :-)
Thank you Jessie. We planted these at our friend's and next weekend we'll see these plants again after more than a month. I am curious to see where the hair has grown...
nadherne foto v hlavicke - healing atmosphere ...
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ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for visiting my blog and leaving a comment!
ReplyDeleteI love your little garden with the sempervivum plants, I also have lots of them in vintage pots my garden.
Your gardening without having a garden reminds me of the time when I lived in the center of the city, in a lovely apartment on the second floor in the backhouse. I had no garden nor a balcony, but I always grew lots of flowers and even tomatoes and strawberries on the window sill.
So I am very interested about your gardenless garden and I am sure i will come back!
Greetings from Germany, Monika
Hello Monika, very nice to hear from you! I am just a beginning blogger, so I only plan to show the pictures of my balcony and other opportunities that I take to play with plants in my future posts and I hope to have more to show to you when you come back. Thank you for visiting, and best wishes!
ReplyDeleteHi, Chamanilla, Your photographs are beautiful. I love the header with the coleus and the kitty. Pam
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. The kitty is my sweetheart and coleus is one of the not so many plants that thrive even on my shaded balcony. I will show more pictures of my balcony later, so I hope you come back to check them out.
ReplyDeleteHello, it seems to be such a nice garden. I have seen your link at Hillside garden. And I am going to take it with me.
ReplyDeleteHave a good gardentime, Brigitte
Hello Brigitte, thank you for visiting and for your comment. It feels nice to be becoming a part of the world-wide gardening community. Although I don't have a garden, my partner and I have several little gardening projects that I wish to introduce here.
ReplyDeleteYou really are creative with plants and containers. They blend well. ~bangchik
ReplyDeleteHello Bangchik, lovely to have a visitor from such a faraway land and thank you for your comment. I like your blog and I am jealous of the gardening opportunities you have in your climate :-)
ReplyDeletelove the owl!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jessie. We planted these at our friend's and next weekend we'll see these plants again after more than a month. I am curious to see where the hair has grown...
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