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No matter how simple the home, it seems that there will always be some sort of assortment of pots & plants, like the ones below.
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I especially liked the arrangement of plants below, made level with the little makeshift board.
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Or the three green leafy plants, below, on the old stone benches.
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There was just something so grand about this pot of spindly begonias in front of this elegant old door.
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Much less grand, is this clever use of an old metal upright toilet tank as a planter, filled with succulents.
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Another interesting pot is this old copper container with spout that was once used in making the blue dye called pastel.
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Where ever I go, I am drawn to pots & their plants, no matter how humble.
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Even a row of potted geraniums is lovey to me.
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Lovely sunny Sunday morning post.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sally!
Potted plants artfully arranged outdoors is my idea of gardening. There is no other potted plant as cheery as a geranium, I think.
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