Thanks JayCee, it turned out that way by accident but I'm happy about it. I originally only wanted a garden in shades of green, but I don't understand much about gardening.
It's too cold in Winter here for us to grow anything too exotic; I would love to grow Lemons. We do have plenty of Roses at the moment, but nothing as dramatic as yours. My favourite colour in the garden is deep red. Your garden is beautiful.
Your garden looks lovely , Yael. Mine is maainly gree now, The cherry trees were pale pink flowers and have now dropped a cascade of confetti. We still have drifts of blue bells, those of snowdrops having dissapeared, otherwise most are small flowers of varying shades of yellow. I do have peach and apricot trees in our tunnel and the fruit is developing well. I enjoy the peace, which is an illusion because the countryside is really quiet noisy, with animals and birds, the wind in the trees and the sound of water in the stream, But its all beautiful. Kathy
It is a joy to see all the red and green in your garden. I'm wondering what kinds of birds come to your garden. I'm wondering what it sounds like when the birds are singing. Thank you so much for these glimpses into some of what grows and thrives in the land of Israel against all odds.
There are many birds here, I don't recognize all of them, there are two crows that come to eat the cats' food, and many songbirds especially in the morning.
Dear Yael. how are things with you? I heard that the skies have been rather busy over northerrn Israel, so am hoping you and yours are ok. Other people as well , of course. I ptay for peace. Walk in beauty Kathy
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My favourite colour in the garden. Yours looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks JayCee, it turned out that way by accident but I'm happy about it. I originally only wanted a garden in shades of green, but I don't understand much about gardening.
DeleteI don't have any red flowers in the garden, but your flowers certainly do stand out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed a good source of distraction at times.
DeleteBeautiful, especially the first and last photos.
ReplyDeleteThis is the bougainvillea that has been climbing for several years on the ancient olive tree.
ReplyDeleteI know how nice it is to have greenery in the garden in summer! But those red flowers are a wonderful bonus .
ReplyDeleteYour bougainvillea is way ahead of ours
The bougainvillea has been growing for many years, covering the olive tree.
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ReplyDeleteI'm always happy to see you here.
DeleteGosh, that's lovely, Yael!
ReplyDeleteSomething good came out without understanding anything about gardening.
DeleteYour garden is beautiful. I hope it can give you a bit of joy.
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It certainly brings joy, Hilde.
DeleteIt's too cold in Winter here for us to grow anything too exotic; I would love to grow Lemons. We do have plenty of Roses at the moment, but nothing as dramatic as yours. My favourite colour in the garden is deep red. Your garden is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have a lemon tree that does not produce lemons. My whole garden is the result of chance and luck, all in all it turned out fine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the bright colors and the fallen petals. That cactus on the bottom is especially nice. I wish we could grow things like that here.
ReplyDeleteThe cactus in the middle is called the mother-in-law's chair, guess why...
ReplyDeleteWhat are the final flowers
ReplyDeleteI also wonder what its name. Have to find out. Yael
ReplyDeleteI think it is a Schlumbergia, we call it Christmas cactus because here it is a house plant flowering around Christmas time.
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I also have Christmas cactus Hilde,but those flowers are bigger and flowerd only for one day last week.Yael
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely Yael
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely a corner that makes me happy here.
DeleteYour garden looks lovely , Yael. Mine is maainly gree now, The cherry trees were pale pink flowers and have now dropped a cascade of confetti. We still have drifts of blue bells, those of snowdrops having dissapeared, otherwise most are small flowers of varying shades of yellow. I do have peach and apricot trees in our tunnel and the fruit is developing well. I enjoy the peace, which is an illusion because the countryside is really quiet noisy, with animals and birds, the wind in the trees and the sound of water in the stream, But its all beautiful.
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This is a wonderful description of your garden Kathy.
DeleteThank you Yael.
DeleteIt is a joy to see all the red and green in your garden. I'm wondering what kinds of birds come to your garden. I'm wondering what it sounds like when the birds are singing. Thank you so much for these glimpses into some of what grows and thrives in the land of Israel against all odds.
ReplyDeleteThere are many birds here, I don't recognize all of them, there are two crows that come to eat the cats' food, and many songbirds especially in the morning.
DeleteVery pretty! I adore red roses and all red flowers. Enjoy your garden, Yael!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer, I love the red too.
ReplyDeleteDear Yael. how are things with you? I heard that the skies have been rather busy over northerrn Israel, so am hoping you and yours are ok. Other people as well , of course.
ReplyDeleteI ptay for peace.
Walk in beauty
Kathy
Thank you Kathy for your concern, it is indeed still very unsettled here, but we hope that better days will come soon.
ReplyDeleteDear Yael, flowers and nature are mostly always giving us joy and a moment of peace. Your garden looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteDear Britta,thank you for your kind words. I hope there will be more joy and peace here soon. Yael
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