That wisteria is absolutely gorgeous, Debbi. it is one of my favorite flowering vines/shrubs (whatever it is). We cannot grow it here in this zone. I always enjoy your walk-abouts and your pictures. Have a great night- xo Diana
Hi Debbi, what gorgeous wisteria! I won't be seeing those blooms here in Missouri for another month or two! The Japanese beetles eat the blooms up! I really like your seahorse jewelry! Take care! xoxo
Hi Debbi, I love that beautiful yard too. So many pretty things to see. One day you will have to do a post on all your jewelry. Did you get to keep some of your mothers? I have a few things that were my mom's. You look great out walking. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
I have a wisteria tree in my back yard and when it blooms it smells sooo good so can only imagine that along with all those pretty blooms there was heavenly smells.
That wisteria is absolutely gorgeous, Debbi. it is one of my favorite flowering vines/shrubs (whatever it is). We cannot grow it here in this zone.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your walk-abouts and your pictures.
Have a great night- xo Diana
Hi Debbi, what gorgeous wisteria! I won't be seeing those blooms here in Missouri for another month or two! The Japanese beetles eat the blooms up!
ReplyDeleteI really like your seahorse jewelry! Take care! xoxo
Hi Debbi, I love that beautiful yard too. So many pretty things to see. One day you will have to do a post on all your jewelry. Did you get to keep some of your mothers? I have a few things that were my mom's. You look great out walking. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteI have a wisteria tree in my back yard and when it blooms it smells sooo good so can only imagine that along with all those pretty blooms there was heavenly smells.
ReplyDeleteWisteria is one of my favorites and this takes my breath away. I adore every photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty shade of lavender! I noticed the mimosa trees are ready to bloom here! Happy Spring! hugs 🌺
ReplyDeleteWisteria already? Glorious! So pretty on that black iron fencing! Such a beautiful garden beyond the fence, what a treat!
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