In no particular order these are the things I'm looking at today and contemplating for home. Thrilled to have found so many great inspirations for inside and outside from gardeners around the world.
Living Willow Structures
Considering something like this tucked away in a clearing of willows out behind the rock outcropping below the small pond. Living willow structures are often found in gardens in England.
Finishing a room with plants
via @eddie.herzog
What's not to love about this picture. Love the composition of this scene with the woven natural textures below and the Blue/White against the white flowers. Fabulous table and backdrop needless to say. In search of great baskets for plants to bring greenery inside the house. Finishes the room.
Moss Pots
via @juliaronchigardendesign
Just saw these this morning and thought they would be great for early spring centerpieces.
Myrtle Topiaries
via @debbytenquist of @loithai featured by Martha Stewart
After reading up on Myrtle Topiaries came away with serious greenhouse envy (takes 5+ years to get it to look like this), but armed with a source in southern Maine to visit this summer to pick up a few of these beauties - Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk. Stay tuned for road trip photos.
Here's a video with Martha Stewart on making your own topiaries.
Supposes you have your own greenhouse to let these lovelies grow for a few years to get ready. Martha Stewart on Making Myrtle Topiaries.
Supposes you have your own greenhouse to let these lovelies grow for a few years to get ready. Martha Stewart on Making Myrtle Topiaries.
Enough inspiration for the day, back to real life.
