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Carriage For Daisies

Germany, 2011
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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 5:46:00 AM
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13 comments:

  1. Heather at Dusty BayMay 25, 2011

    Love it! I have never seen a carriage like that - too cute!

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  2. AnonymousMay 25, 2011

    What a great container for flowers. It gives visual interest and height. The carriage itself is really darling and the color different and fun.

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  3. Tatyana@MySecretGardenMay 25, 2011

    Isn't it charming? How old is it?

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  4. GRACE PETERSONMay 25, 2011

    I totally want that shabby chic carriage. It is WAY cool! Good eye, Tatyana.

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  5. Kit Aerie-elMay 25, 2011

    Sweet!
    And wow, that sidewalk and street are incredibly clean. I'm thinking that might not be taken in the USA?!

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  6. Island ThreadsMay 25, 2011

    so sweet, Frances

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  7. LonaMay 25, 2011

    Isn't that the sweetest little carriage. What a great idea.I would probably hate to ruin it by putting it out in the weather though. LOL!

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  8. klaraau01May 25, 2011

    So Cute!

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  9. MashaMay 25, 2011

    Made me laugh :).

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  10. greggoMay 25, 2011

    It looks familiar....I think I was born in that...World War 2

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  11. AnnelieMay 26, 2011

    Awww, cute babies! :)

    I like the Pelargoniums from your German trip.
    It was actually a Swedish botanist (Carl von Linne) that messed up a little bit many years ago in the classification of flowers and that's why some still call them geraniums. Blame it on the Swede! :)

    I'm laughing at the thought of having the male mannequin as a gardening buddy. You're funny.

    Annelie

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  12. Tatyana@MySecretGardenMay 26, 2011

    Thank you everyone! OK, Greggo said it's World War 2... Wow! Lona, it's under the cover, close to the wall - safe!
    Aerie-el, it's in Germany!
    Annelie, he-he, now I know whom to blame!

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  13. ArashMay 27, 2011

    Hello, beautiful blog ! beautiful photos, beautiful garden !
    ur blog is great :-)

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