This is my dream home. And now that I see all those hollyhocks, I want to go get some in every color!!! Glad the one I gave you survived. Next time you come out, you can have a deep red one. They are everywhere. Now, I hope you plan on telling me where this new thrift shop is. North of here? In Canada? Ha. You know I love thrift shops. You always outdo me with the bargains.
Oh, a pink house and Hollyhocks -- beautiful. Your photos are marvelous. Isn't there some way of making a little doll from Hollyhock flowers? I seem to remember them.
That is lovely. Now...I wonder if they painted the house that color to match the flowers OR did they plant flowers in a color that would look nice next to the house? LOL
Jo, Don't know what happened, but I tried to comment on your other hollyhock post and it didn't show up. (Also it shows a link to one of my posts...sorry I don't know what happened!!) But anyway, I love your photography in both of these posts, it's such a feast for the eyes! ~Lili
That is so lovely. Yesterday, we took our drive down Chuckanutt - drove through Fairhaven, and saw and Alaska Ferry dock, and I thought of you. We thoroughly enjoyed the drive, and the dinner - another beautiful spot in Washington state!
I'm so happy with all these hollyhocks, I could cry. I don't know what it is about them, but some part of my soul swoons every single time I see one. Thank you for all the pictures.
So pretty. Thanks so much for posting.
ReplyDeleteThose are a beautiful grouping of hollyhocks and so healthy looking. Mime all have rust on the leaves now.
ReplyDeleteThis is my dream home. And now that I see all those hollyhocks, I want to go get some in every color!!! Glad the one I gave you survived. Next time you come out, you can have a deep red one. They are everywhere.
ReplyDeleteNow, I hope you plan on telling me where this new thrift shop is. North of here? In Canada? Ha. You know I love thrift shops. You always outdo me with the bargains.
Oh, a pink house and Hollyhocks -- beautiful. Your photos are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteIsn't there some way of making a little doll from Hollyhock flowers? I seem to remember them.
You sure can take some beautiful pictures.....love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely. Now...I wonder if they painted the house that color to match the flowers OR did they plant flowers in a color that would look nice next to the house? LOL
ReplyDeleteJo, Don't know what happened, but I tried to comment on your other hollyhock post and it didn't show up. (Also it shows a link to one of my posts...sorry I don't know what happened!!) But anyway, I love your photography in both of these posts, it's such a feast for the eyes! ~Lili
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures Jo :0)
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Oh, how fabulous! That is GORGEOUS! I am in LOVE!
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Sheila :-)
That is so lovely. Yesterday, we took our drive down Chuckanutt - drove through Fairhaven, and saw and Alaska Ferry dock, and I thought of you. We thoroughly enjoyed the drive, and the dinner - another beautiful spot in Washington state!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy with all these hollyhocks, I could cry. I don't know what it is about them, but some part of my soul swoons every single time I see one. Thank you for all the pictures.
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