Zinnia's are one of my favorite summer/fall flowers. They're cheap (start very well from seed) and grow amazingly with little care. I love that they put the bunches in paint containers.
Zinnia's in mason jars. My go-to vase. Can anyone ID the purple berry plant?
Inspiration for a fall quilt! I'm more of an accessory or home deco sewer, but now I want a fall quilt and I want to use these colors as inspiration. :)
Easy peasie twig project.
Cool plant stands that add a bit of art to the garden! I love that they planted a late cherry tomato plant in an asparagus bed. Stayed pretty into fall!
Metal plant supports. I might try and modify a normal metal tomato cage into something like this.
I tried my hand at a succulent container garden this summer. Some plants worked better than others. I'm trying again this year with a few more varieties. I could not believe the cost of these! Upwards of $50!
And in case you were wondering what you were going to do with that huge dried sunflower head you grew this year, here's an idea. :PTerrain is definitely the new cool kid on the block. It almost seems like they can do no wrong. Even when you see something new like a planter with a huge dead sunflower head it kinda works. I can't wait to visit again in the spring. Good thing I have a friends and family in the area I can spend the night with since it's a good 3 hour drive for me. Who wants to come with me?
looks like a beautiful place! i love all your terrain post, thanks for sharing!!! and happy new year!
ReplyDeleteI will, I will!! ... but it is a bit more than a three hour drive from here ... LOL.
ReplyDeleteNow I can't wait until Spring to see what they do with "Spring things".
Hmmm, a quilt in those colors - yum, yum
Yvette
The purple berries are Callicarpa bodinieri giraldii or beautyberry. Lucky you, if you are in a zone where you can grow it!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could go with you; that looks like just my kind of place! We used to have a place like that about an hour from me, but it closed. Thanks for sharing all the photos. I really enjoyed it and wish that Terrain was in Chicagoland!
ReplyDeleteThe purple berries are beautyberry. We sell them here at the nursery if you want me to get you some :) Mary has GORGEOUS ones growing at her house, all along the side.
ReplyDeleteWow. Wow. Wow. What an AMAZING place. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI will go with you!!! I love that place and would like to go in the Spring. -Kim
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE with terrain! How have I not heard of it before? I am definitely making plans to go there when the hubs and I go to Longwood Gardens later this year.
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