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| PANSIES IN A OLD COLANDER |
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| PANSIES IN RUSTY HEART |
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| JOHNNY IN ENAMEL CUP |
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| PLANTS IN OLD ENAMEL PAIL |
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| OLD ENAMEL DISH OF PANSIES |
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
PLANTING
Greetings Prim Folk, is a rather cool cloudy morning here, rain is on the way. Yesterday I did get out and start planting containers of the Pansies and Johnny Jump Ups I bought, yay!!!!! felt so good to be out in the sunshine getting my hands dirty. Well, I did wear garden gloves but still felt wonderful. It was a nice sunny day, a beautiful Spring day, so I was out as much as I could be and was a great chance to plant, loved it. Warm Blessings Francine.
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Those made me smile. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love flowers planted in old pots and unusual items!
ReplyDeleteLove the prim planters Francine!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy Pansies!! They are one of my most favorite flowers - and you got some nice "flower pots" for them!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoy seeing your "Prim" flower planters. You have so many neat things!!
ReplyDeleteI plant Pansies every year, they were my mom's favorite.
ReplyDeleteJohnny Jump Ups are my all time favorite!
ReplyDeleteHaven't planted anything here yet ~ it's been a little chilly and we've had snow in May in past years. Enjoy your blooms there Beautiful!
Prim Blessings
Robin
Love all your flowers and their "pots"!! A green thumb I do NOT have, LOL
ReplyDeletexoxo
What a great idea to use enamelware for your pansies. I love this! Janice
ReplyDeleteI also have an old enamel dish that I plant flowers in....great minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteLove them all!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs :)
Lauren
Pansies everywhere!!
ReplyDeleteI love your choice of prim pots. The flowers are beautiful. I don't wear garden gloves unless what I am working on is going to hurt my hands. I like to be able to feel the dirt plants. I don't ever have my nails done, so no chance of ruinging them:)
ReplyDeletePansies can take some cold temperatures...I am certain there are still some of those coming our way. It hasn't started raining here yet:)
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE the colander idea! I have a spare one I can use......
ReplyDeleteI've planted a few things too. But mostly I've been pulling weeds...Mimi
ReplyDeleteMorning Francine! Been cool, rainy and dreary here for days.. Maybe i should plant up some sunshine! Love yours! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Isn't springtime wonderful. It's also a great time for you to start on your own drystone wall. ;-) Glad you liked the Yorkshire fences.
ReplyDeleteHi Francine! Catching up (yet again) and I love everything that you've found to put Pansies into -- It reminds me of when I lived in Alaska, I'd do the same thing, and loved having them tucked in all those small little containers and places.
ReplyDeleteI hope you've had a good day and are doing well!!