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A bird and I sat quietly, contemplating the garden |
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A dedicated gardener dwells within
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A garden is God's kiss |
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A garden is never as good as it will be next year |
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A gardener lives here with her well-tended family
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A machete is the best garden tool |
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A weed is a plant that's not only in the wrong place, but intends to stay |
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All I need for my garden are rain, sun and a glass of wine |
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Always leave room in the garden for the fairies |
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Always leave room in your garden in case you feel like dancing. |
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Backyard paradise |
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Bird sanctuary |
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Bird watcher |
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Blackberry Farm |
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Bloom where you are planted |
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Butterfly garden |
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Caution: frolicking moles |
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Dad's garden |
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Don't just stand there, weed |
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Don't make the garden fairy mad |
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Don't piss off the garden fairy
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Dragonfly crossing |
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Excuse my garden - it's having a senior moment |
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Experimental weed and crabgrass farm
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Free moles - you dig
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Free slugs - you pick |
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Free snails - you pick |
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Free weeds - you pick |
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Garden chores: chase a butterfly, rest, twirl, hug a tree, rest, hum a tune, now you're done! |
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Garden diva |
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Garden Goddess |
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Garden like you mean it |
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Garden of Weeden |
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Garden shed |
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Garden tours |
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Gardeners get to stay in their beds all day |
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Gardeners know all the dirt |
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Gardeners welcome |
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Gardening grows on you |
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Gardening requires a lot of water - most in the form of perspiration |
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Gardening tills the soul |
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Gateway to my garden retreat |
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Give a weed an inch and it'll take a yard |
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God bless this garden |
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Gone gathering |
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Green thumb at work |
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Grow, dammit!
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Home of a backyard bird watcher |
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How does your garden grow? |
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How often I regret that plants cannot speak |
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How to garden: Put on a big hat, hold a little trowel in one hand and tell the man where to dig. |
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I don't remember planting this |
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I fought the lawn and the lawn won |
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I garden, therefore I weed |
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I have banished all worldly care from my garden |
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I just love my garden |
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If no answer, pick weeds |
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If you carry flowers, butterflies may follow your footsteps |
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If you carry lavender, butterflies may follow your footsteps |
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If you're lucky enough to have a garden, you're lucky enough |
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I'm out in the garden |
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In the Spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt |
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Le Jardin |
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Leave room in the garden for fairies |
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Leave the gate open for the butterflies |
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Love me, love my weeds |
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Make yourself at home. Weed my garden. |
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May all your weeds be wildflowers |
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Mom's garden |
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My garden feeds my soul
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My garden is my therapy |
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My garden kicks butt
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My private world - my garden |
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Old gardeners never die, they just spade away |
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Once upon a garden |
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Out back weeding |
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Pansies are the earth's way of laughing |
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Pansies make you smile back |
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Plant the green end up |
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Potting shed |
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Secret garden |
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Slug crossing |
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Snail crossing |
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Straw hat work area |
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Striving for my mother's garden, I found my own |
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The great wonder in gardening, is that most plants live |
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This is Mom's garden |
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This is Mom's garden, so behave yourself |
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This is your last chance - BLOOM. |
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This way to our garden |
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Tickle the earth with a rake and she will giggle flowers |
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Time began in a garden |
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To dig and delve in nice clean dirt, can do a mortal little hurt |
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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow |
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To plant a tree is faith in the earth |
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Trespassers will be composted |
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Weeds for sale - you pick |
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Weeds happen |
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We've got to get ourselves back to the garden |
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Wildflowers grown by a wild woman
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Would you come into my garden? My roses would like to see you. |
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You are entering Dad's garden |
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You are entering Mom's garden |
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