Just across the street from the former (No. Two) house was the No. Three home. Up a steep hill we climbed to the back garden, and it was worth it!
Wonderful stone work throughout
Bill said he was taking photos to hopefully publish in a newspaper (unnamed)
On to the next area, in an older part of Black Mountain. Sharing with Living in Black Mountain.
Sharing with Garden Bloggers Bloom Day for July.
And check out the Gallery Exhibit of the Floral art for this fund raiser at my blog about art:
...what a fabulous stop on the tour.
ReplyDeleteThis was a most enjoyable tour of breathtaking flowers with lots of stone walls.
DeleteThe gardens look beautiful, love all the flowers. Cute shots of you and your friends. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I do love flowers and this was a most enjoyable opportunity to see some.
DeleteCertainly making the most of a small space. The stone wall and other backdrops show the flowers off nicely.
ReplyDeleteThey do make a good contrast, the heavy solid stones and the delicate changing flowers.
DeleteA very appealing place.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct.
DeleteThe gardens and homes there are so lovely. What a nice day you had there.
ReplyDeleteIt was really the most fun, seeing how each garden was so different!
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ReplyDeleteOK, that is fun!
ReplyDeleteI quite like the stone work.
Wasn't it beautiful?
DeleteI like garden tours!
ReplyDeleteI love garden tours!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Beautiful pictures. That stone work really caught my eye but there are a nice assortment of blossoms as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your garden tour. I can't imagine a garden with no weeds. I can't seem to keep up with pulling weeds in this heat we are having in western Kentucky.
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