Garden Photo of the Day

Instagram Garden Shots

A photo posted by Beth Bennett (@bruckborder) on Apr 10, 2016 at 4:22am PDT

Here are a few of our favorite Instagram shots from those of you who tag your photos with #FineGardening!

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    meander_michaele 04/13/2016

    It was fun to click on each photographer's name, get taken to their instagram page and see additional photos. For me, garden pictures and coffee are the perfect way to start my day.

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    gringopeligroso 04/13/2016

    Thanx for the tech tip, Meander!! I wouldn't have known to do that had you not mentioned it!! Then, I spent TOO much time browsing and admiring!! (I don't do Insta-gram...yet.) Some very talented people out there. Both with trowels and lenses!!
    I also spend my ideal weekday mornings with Coffee and GPOD! In that order, and more times than not with a kitten in my lap!
    Migrating Hummers arrived yesterday and my salvias aren't ready for them, nor are my Aesculus, altho they're close. In the meantime, late Daffs, Wisteria, and Snapgragons will have to entertain our guests. Better get the feeders dusted off, filled and hung!!
    Again, thanx for the tip!! Take care! jrr

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    LindaonWhidbey 04/13/2016

    Meander, I also thank you for the tip. There's nothing better than to admire others gardens over coffee. It inspires me to get out there with both my camera and tools.

  4. user-3058938 04/13/2016

    Oh, that Madrid balcony! Just goes to show that beautiful doesn't have to be fancy. Love!

    1. ssgezze 04/27/2016

      Hey! Thank you! I just found about this post. I'm glad you like my tiny balcony :)

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