Looking from left to the middle...
and then to the right. I wanted to knit these photos together so you could get the full view but I didn't have time to learn Photoshop this morning (heh heh). The ornamental grasses are totally taking over...they've covered the path.
And in the winter...
to an early warm spring day...
A close up of the red roses...it's the days of wine and roses, my friends.
The sky has been amazing with all the crazy rain we've been having.
When I need a moment to myself, I poke my head out the back door and breathe. The baby birds chirrup, the parents sing. In mid-summer, hummingbirds whirl about the flowers as do the butterflies. In late summer when the crazy onions with the white flowers overrun the yard, bees buzz and the yard hums with their buzzing. I try to have a nature-friendly yard and I'm greatly rewarded. I don't use any chemicals or fertilizers and I don't water enough for our desert climate, but a master gardener lived here years ago and the bones of good plantings have done fairly well despite my lack of gardening skills. My backyard is definitely one of the best things about living in this tiny house.
Take a look out the back door all across the world...jane, ladybug-zen, ian, bonnie, esti, sophie, cele, modsquad,caitlin, joyce, ani, kim, a day that is dessert, natsumi, epe, kaylovesvintage, trinsch, c.t., jeannette, outi, schanett, ritva, francesca, state of bliss, jennifer, dana,denise, cabrizette, bohemia girl, ruth, dianna, isabelle, amber, a girl in the yellow shoes, mister e, janis, kari, jgy, jenna, skymring, elizabeth, audrey, allison, lise, cate, mon, victoria, crescent moon, erin, otli, amy, ida, caroline, lisa, dorte, kimmie, la lune dans le ciel, nicola, malo, vanessa,britta, virgina, april, rebecca, b, kyndale samantha, karen, kristina, angelina, dorit, goldensunfamily, sophie, janet, mcgillicutty, desiree, di, travelingmama, aimee, sunnymama amanda, ali, jenell, guusje, britta, juanita, pamela, inna, daan, myrtille, cris, ibb, susi, jodi, lily, gillian, doobleh-vay
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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beautiful yard. Lots of places to hide..We don't use fertilizers either. Except for fish emulsion :) It smells so good for a day or two.
Awesome! I love that twirling shot and that last one at sunset. I wouldn't mind having your backyard! It looks so green and pretty!
great hulahoop and those red roses are beautiful!
and your blogbanner is so nice!
A nice, green backyard can make a tiny house seem bigger!
PS you couldn't learn photoshop in one morning:)?!
it looks like heaven. wine and roses...:)
i wish my girls were content to do hula hoops in the back yard! just as i sat down to write a comment about your gorgeous photo of the sky and clouds, i heard a gush of water from the outdoor faucet and ran outside to find that my six year old had strung the hose across the yard, fed it through a hole in the fence and was spraying the neighbors' yard. why? no idea... and now i hear screaming from the two year old... oh my corner view from my back door tortures me - can i come to your peaceful yard? ;)
Oh, I love the roses! We have 3 varieties at our new house, so I have been reading and learning all about the different varieties and how to care for them. :)
Your roses are gorgeous! What a great idea, to post a photo from the winter as well. I've got plenty of snow-covered backyard shots - we got lots of the white stuff last year.
you have a lovely view!
That backyard is huge!! I love it!! I know my girls would love exploring up that little hill everyday! Beautiful view!
beautiful back garden! cute hoola hoop shot. we saw a group of women hoola hooping (is that a verb?) at the park today. my daughter and her friend were fascinated. these women had skill!
nicola
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Very nice view and the hula hoop photo is really a good idea!
I like that bank, but I bet it's tough working on it.
you've got that right, Ian. that hill is extremely rocky with just a thin layer of dirt on top. digging a hole for a plant is a major project. i hope that someday plants spread enough to cover the whole thing so i don't have to worry about the hill sliding down.
kids love the hill. it's very good for flower fairy games.
love your backyard!!
the colors red, pink and green and the woods. and the snow, is so perfect!!!
is a very good place to play, i can see that from your shot of your kid!!
your flowers are breathtaking !!
little girls and hula hoops! My girls enjoy that too.
Your backyard looks quite big. Nice pictures - especially the last one of the sky and the snow - love it.
I tagged you, bwahaha!! <3
beautiful yard and photos! xoxo
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