The small gardens that I love all seem to have one thing in common.
Modern Country Style.
A perfect mix of Modern formal structure,
combined with soft Country informality.
Feast your eyes on these utterly beautiful examples.....
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One word: YES!!
Don't these images show Modern Country Style Gardens off beautifully?
Note to self: plant hundreds, (well, a couple of packs from Wilkos), of white tulips.
ReplyDeleteThey look so serene. And try and find 'Eden', a pale pink climbing rose, as feature in My Romatic Home's garden. A lot!
As soon as the daffodils are out I start to think about adding more colour to the garden by filling the pots - so many ideas here. I love the last photo.
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You are adding to my already quite high anticipation of SPRING. It is right around the corner.
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Glenda
So beautiful! I can't wait for spring!!
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So beautiful! I can't wait for spring!!
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Okay, so the jaw dropped at the potted tulips!! How gorgeous is that! Lots of inspiration here Sarah...oh and your package is in the mail..;)
ReplyDeleteWished my gardens looked as good as these do! have a wonderfully sweet weekend :)
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Have a delicious day!
beautiful & relaxing.. i wish my wedding could be in a place like that<3
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teresa
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OOO, what beautiful eye candy here.
ReplyDeleteI am anxious for the weather to allow me to fill my window box with beautiful, shade loving plants.
xoxo bj
Beautiful images, Sarah, I love Spring gardens with tulips and daffodils.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy putting in your new garden, or rather, watching your gardeners put it in.
Hugs, Cindy
Gorgeous! I can't keep anything formal or simple so I will never have a garden like those ones, although a garden dripping with roses is definitely my style.
ReplyDeleteThat second picture reminds me of The Secret Garden. I would love to have a secret garden at my house!
ReplyDeleteOh! All the lush green and pops of colour. Can't wait until we have that here.
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ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful images. I love that first door!
-Shelley
Gardeners World back on the box and your lovely photos - I can't wait for the new gardening season!
ReplyDeleteI love them all. Your analysis of them mixing structure and informality is interesting--it works for me!
ReplyDeleteLoving each beautiful garden and wishing mine would look like one of them. They are so pretty. I'm going to work in my yard on Sunday. Buying some Lavender and maybe some roses. Take care sweetie!
ReplyDeleteI am with you all the way on these stunning gardens, just perfect. Oh I wish.xx
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love that first image. Modern country style is definitely the way to go in the garden for me. Even though I don't have one.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I love them all, it's a definite yes please to that first one.
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All these lovely gardens makes me wish I had a green thumb! Even a light green thumb would be nice. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day sweetie!!
xoxoxo
The roses just knock me out! Love them! I haven't found roses that will grow in my yard (very shady) but I hold on to the dream of "someday."
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Gardens.
ReplyDeleteThey do indeed! I always wondered how to get that look and it now seems a fairly simple formula with the informal & formal combined.....now to grow it all....!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what garden to choose they are all gorgeous!! Have a lovely week.
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