Pictures were taken on the 19th of August 2011.
***Copyright 2011 TatyanaS
U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5
Front Flowerbed. View From Above
***Copyright 2011 TatyanaS
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Now that is a good angle to see the plantings in a bed. Such a pretty bed.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and lush.
ReplyDeleteFlowerLady
I'm forever envious of those who have views from above of their gardens. It's beautiful! What a nice way to view things--from above.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I like that vantage point.
ReplyDeleteLoveley!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, I bet the garden fairies are happy in there!
ReplyDeleteGreat 'Bird's Eye' view, Tatyana. All looks so colorful and lush.
ReplyDeletePiękne rabaty kwiatowe z góry podglądałaś :-). Pozdrawiam
ReplyDeleteYou get a different view from above. All those lovely textures and colours knitting together. Is that a Melos thus major I see?
ReplyDeleteLove overhead views of gardens. Can really see the plants and detail. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDear Tatyana, A stunning view!! I almost wish it wasn't wordless though, as I'd love a verbal description and info about when the pictures were taken. Beautiful. P. x
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! What a gorgeous garden and shot of it!
ReplyDeleteTatyana, that's a lovely mix. Will they not be covering each other in a little while?
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Lovely mix.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower bed, love the view from above! It is a nicely spaced flower bed, not something I am good at.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. Some times it's nice to see things from a different angle, and this is certainly a very literal expression of that phrase. ;-)
ReplyDeletefull.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting perspective! It really gives you a full idea of the arrangement of plants.
ReplyDeleteP.S. The pictures of the Northwest point are amazing.
Great planting - lovely perspective.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful view from above. Love your combo plants!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I am quite envious. I am reminded of the many beautiful flower beds I saw when I visited my son in Portland in August a couple years ago. Both annuals and perennials were flourishing in the mild summer weather. In August in Alabama, gardens and gardeners are wilted, stale and fried around the edges!
ReplyDeleteWow, Tatyana, what a gorgeous, gorgeous border. I love how each element is special on its own but also looks fabulous with its surrounding neighbors. Very, nice!
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