It was a glorious spring morning and WT and I had breakfast on thepatio. The grass has turned from brown stubble to emerald green
almost overnight! It's still early in the season, but I couldn't wait and
potted a few flowers for the patio this week. I found this little clover
at the garden center. This variety has four leaves...must be extra lucky!
A very lovely glimpse into your world. Great photos ! xo, S.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! And, your breakfast and your lawn look divine! What a lovely morning indeed. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...how absolutely beautiful...l lovely breakfast on the patio surrounded by all the splendor of spring..It just can't get any better than that Willow...Love your plants...soooo pretty...
ReplyDeleteVery nice ... and here we had an inch or two of snow. Trade ya.
ReplyDeleteWillow, I love these stylish and irresistible pictures... a delightful travelogue of your Saturday morning!
ReplyDeletePerfect bliss! A peep into your world leaves me feeling very peaceful. The alyssum reminds me of my mom. She used to plant it everywhere.
ReplyDeleteWillow, everything is just beautiful. I see the fruits of your labor, that you mentioned a few days ago...all that potting has rewarded you richly. The pots, the breakfast (gorgeous plate and cup by the way)...
ReplyDeleteIt's unusually warm today here too. Bebbers and I were in the park before 8 a.m., the dew wetting his paws and my sandals. Somewhere up high a woodpecker pecked, squirrels dashed about, and I, like you, revelled in the wonder of a glorious spring morning. Thanks for sharing yours with all of us.
Regards,
Lavinia
So wonderful! Breakfast looks great and I must look for that clover!
ReplyDeleteOK, you're making me hungry even though I just finished a piece of lemon angel food cake and fruit. Your flowers and yard are beautiful and making me industrious on this Saturday afternoon. It appears the rain has stopped; I must try to work on my yard. Continue to have a great weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteOOH!!!! This looks delightful. I love hearty breakfasts. My mother's coming for a long weekend visit next week and I can't wait to make a huge breakfast for us.
ReplyDeleteGosh, what beautiful potted plants you have! I need to get to the garden center in the worst way.
Gorgeous!! Your yard is so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely breakfast!
ReplyDeleteSuper pictures.
your garden and grounds are enviable but much cooler than here.
Isn't it wonderful to be able to eat outside again after the long Winter? We enjoy snacks and tea on the front porch - until mosquito season kicks in (ugh!), sometimes breakfast and then dinner in the gazebo - built to enable mosquito-free meals and relaxation!
ReplyDeleteYour breakfast looked yummy - your garden and plants beautiful. Hope all those 4-leaf clovers bring you extra luck.
I love the sweet little plant grouped with the dianthus and begonias. Do you happen to know the name of it?
ReplyDeleteKim, it's a variety of stonecrop. I've had it potted for years. I put it in the screened porch for the winter and it comes back every spring! It's a survivor.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely setting and such a special time together on a Saturday Morning...so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVickie! Good morning! Are we having coffee together this morning? (tea for me, actually) Have a great week, dear friend!
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