Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts has just finished replanting my outdoor containers for the season. Their crew comes twice a year to refresh all my planters saving me tremendous time and even a little money—all things considered. And just take a look at the results! Thank you Cleveland and team!
xo♥, Lissy
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I love interior design :: beautiful gardens :: antiques :: cooking :: dogs :: renovations :: and bargains. Located in Atlanta, Georgia and Highlands/Cashiers, North Carolina … and wherever my travels take me. Check out my Favorites on the List Pages—updated with places and things I love. Read my blog for my latest finds. I’m a visual person so I won’t bore you with lots of text. Let’s go!
I love interior design :: beautiful gardens :: antiques :: cooking :: dogs :: renovations :: and bargains. Located in Atlanta, Georgia and Highlands/Cashiers, North Carolina … and wherever my travels take me. Check out my Favorites on the List Pages—updated with places and things I love. Read my blog for my latest finds. I’m a visual person so I won’t bore you with lots of text. Let’s go!
10 thoughts on “Hydrangea Heaven”
Your landscaping is very lush and beautiful. Love, love love it! I am fond of Hydrangeas’s because my Grandfather had them in front of his front porch were he lived. They were beautiful! I actually have a hydrangea planted in my yard that came from my Grandfathers house and I take it with me whenever we move and it grows beautifully. I call it the traveling Hydrangea! Thank you for sharing your beautiful yard! Love the boxwoods too!
Cathy,
i love the traveling hydrangea story. You need to bring a cutting to the mountains.
xo
Love it all, especially the COPPER TULIPS!!
Darrin, There are two tulips at the gate. One of them is puched to the side. I found them at Scott’s about 3 years ago.
xo, Lissy
oh my, your place looks heavenly!! just darling and so green and lush! I am inspired! I love how you used the crushed granite (is it?) in your courtyard. we are thinking about removing our grass between our garden beds to make maintenance easier.
Thank you Diana! We have so much shade in Atlanta that grass would not grow. The front path is pea gravel, but the back garden does have the crushed granite. We love the lush garden this year.
xo, Lissy
what an oasis. Love your bridge….a little Monet in Atlanta.
This year has been wonderful! Everything is lush and beautiful
Xo
wow oh wow – all just gorgeous – perfection! inspiring, too, thank you Lissy!
Merci! I will have to work on Cashiers now.
xo