My little topiary bunny form filled with moss and a creeping time plant.
Nestled in the windowbox that holds a plethora of pansies. Bunnies like to "munch" among the pansies. Even a "thymely bunny"!
And today I also planted the two iron pots in the herb garden.
With an orange mint, some lettuces, some pansies (which are edible) as well as two thymes and a sweet marjoram.
It's twin is in the bed directly diagonally from the other.They add green and color to the emerging herb garden.
It's nice to get them planted again -- they looked lonely this winter all empty.
Friend Sally and I traveled north to the City to one of my favorite garden stores -- Red Cedar Gardens -- to their "plant a pot" class. I took three -- the bunny (bought there last year) and the two iron urns. We had a grand time and after a grand lunch at a wonderful bistro, Cafe Europia in the Crestwood area of the city.
If you live in or near the City and love gardens and plants and urns, Red Cedar is an amazing place and a favorite stop whenever we go north.
It's Wednesday which means that it's Outdoor Wednesday -- so please join Susan at A Southern Daydreamer to see what else is happening outdoors.
23 comments:
Love the bunny. We planted a couple of the large pots today- the rest will wait for the weekend
xoxo Pattie
Everything looks so nice in your garden!
Thanks for visiting my Outdoor Wednesday post and leaving your comment. =)
I really like your bunny. And, the urns look great with their new plants...
xo bj
What a lovely garden, the bunny is great. Happy Outdoor Wednesday and thanks for visiting our blog.
Those look so full of spring and life... I always forget how much I love them!
Your urns look great. I'm trying to decide what to do in mine at our front door. Herbs could be nice. Your little bunny is very cute.
Looks like you're getting ready for summer...love it!!!
What a delight to visit with you this morning! I have enjoyed your early herb garden, your beautiful Easter eggs and cookies, the beautiful table photos and the delicious egg and asparagus breakfast!
A joy stopping by!
Kindly ldh
Hi Martha
An ideal rabbit for the garden!
Your garden looks beautiful with its pots and statues - I can't wait to see it in midsummer in full bloom!
Best wishes
Dan
Martha, Thank you for stopping by Dog Trot Farm. Your blog is just lovely, looking forward to reading more. Lots of ideas and inspiration from you, just loved the rabbit and chick cookies!
Great post! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Parties are so fun!!
Can't wait to hear more about your herb garden!
I can't wait to see how that bunny "fills out." Little Jack and I planted two pots of herbs this weekend! I can't wait to start harvesting and cooking with them!
How quickly we've gone through a year - it seems like just a few months ago that you were planting pansies. Our urns have been filled with pansies too - so bright and cheery on the grey days.
What wonderful ideas! I love the bunny topiary. Makes me itch to plant, but we woke up to snow here in CO.
I enjoy yard work, love visiting garden centers and really enjoyed your plant feature today.
Your planted pots are lovely, Martha. We are weeks away from being able to put anything outside. I can't wait to dig in the dirt again.
I wish, I wish, I wish it was time here in Central Oregon for planting. Maybe next month? Love your photos!
I always enjoy pics of your garden. Love the bunny and the iron urns. Sounds like a fun trip to the city.
Happy Outdoor Wednesday
Enjoy
Maryrose
That bunny is dear and if 6 weeks or so he'll be worth is weight in thyme. You always do such a lovely job with your garden, Martha. Have a fabulous day. Blessings...Mary
Adorable topiary bunny! Isn't is wonderful to see life in the garden again?
I am ready to start planting my herbs. And I love the pic on your banner. Is this your lovely home?
I love your bunny. Be sure to let us see it after the creeping thyme covers it! You are way ahead of me on the pots... I need to head to Lowes!
Love the bunny! The urns looks great with their new flowers. You have a lovely garden.
~ Tracy
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