We’ve visited Bonnie Pancoast’s garden three times (refresh your memory HERE, HERE, and HERE), but it’s been a year and a half since we’ve heard from her, so I was happy to see a batch of photos from her in my inbox last week. They’re a collection of moments rather than a tour, and her garden is just as charming as ever.
Bonnie says, “I submitted photos last year and thought I’d send a series of photos sharing the progress of the gardens. As in the past, the gardens continue to expand with both divided and self-seeded plants, repurposed hardscape, and hours and hours of toil. ”
Your hours of hard work have paid off, Bonnie. The garden is lovely! Thanks for sharing.
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bonnie, it all looks wonderful,,, the color, the plantings, the labyrinth and i esp. like the kinetic sculpture (i'm old school hillbilly so for me it's a whirlygig). also re visited your previous features and enjoyed that as well. AND another blog, i'm either slow or lazy because i could never keep up with a blog,, i'm glad others can and do
Bonnie, I loved your pictures of your gardens. You truly have an eye for the camera. The colors of your garden are so vivid that I felt like I was visiting in person. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful Bonnie! I love the sculpture with the sedum,juniper and carex,,,, a nice touch,,, and, is that a weeping white pine I see in the background??? I am crazy for them!
Great job on the photos too,,,,, the reflection of the barn is awesome!,,, also love your celosia! I never think to use them,,, but after seeing yours and how prolific they are, may consider it in the future! The labyrinth is great!, How nice to be able to share it with others,, that a great compliment to you and your endeavors!
You home is lovely,, and I am sure the neighbors love what you have done,,extending to the end of the yard with you corner planting by the spruce is great!
Best Idea for old bottles I've ever seen. Nice and cheap!
I like the way you have distinct styles in different places, the vibrancy of the celosia contrasts with the peaceful labyrinth. I particularly like what I would call a romantic style, by that I mean the roadside corner with the fence and the antique mall statue. It is wonderful how you try all sorts of different things, including season extending flowers such as the aconites (and primroses in a prior post). Best of all is how well you take care of everything once it is installed.
It's always fun to have fresh pictures of gardens that have been featured before so we can enjoy how things are evolving. Lucky you, Bonnie, that your celocia from the previous year were so generous in their reseeding...this year's volunteers have put on a fabulous show of bold color...quite an attention grabber! All you new additions of ornamentation look very well placed and settled in as if they have always been there. Great job.
Bonnie I am from PA and love your garden. I just got started hope I can catch up to other people that post pictures on this site. I also have a bottle tree One last thing I always read the comments put up here I wish I could express myself like most of them do.
Bonnie, your statue looks wonderful in its setting. I like how the color of the sedum flowers echo the brick wall and how the lirope foliage contrasts with the conifers. It is a lot of work, but I bet your figure reflects that! My pants get very baggy by the end of the spring work.
Bonnie, the quality of the photographs and the choice of subject matter on your blog make it like visiting an outdoor art museum. I'm looking forward to perusing your past posts all the way back to the beginning ...and will try to pace myself and not rush through them like a greedy child in a toy store.
The gardens are really lovely.
Daniela's extraordinary color arrangements led me to believe that she must be a painter, and Bonnie's photographs suggest so clearly that she has a photographer's eye for composition--her blog makes it abundantly clear that she is as gifted with the camera as she is with the spade.
These multiply-skilled GPOD'ers are so impressive!
The charm and beauty portrayed in this 'collection of moments' photo's are spectacular!
I also took the pleasure of capturing previous revisits and
blog,, and they are, also.
Your photography skills is divine! Shows you are a serious
photo buff. Wonderful angle and macro shots, too.
Uh-oh, here goes,,,I'm sure it helps to have a good camera,
as well. Not what I own!
Enjoyed very much, thank you, Bonnie!!
Your hours of toil have certainly paid off, Bonnie! I especially love your corner scene - such a great camera angle! - with the rose, larkspur, daylily and split-rail fence, then your house in the background. Perfect!
And I must ask, what is that round black item behind your winter aconite, beside that wonderfully coloured stone?
Bonnie, your garden and pictures are so clear and warm! Made me happy just looking at them!
Your blog is beautiful! I need to go back and enjoy it when I have time.
Aarchman07030 - thanks for suggesting that I am a painter...my only talent with color is when I deal with blooms or plant material..for all other color needs we refer to my hubby who is the color guru in our family (formulated hair colors and interior paints in his past career)
Fantastic photo compositions... all twelve... would make a fine garden calendar!
You have an interesting blog with great photography. What is that white caterpillar?amazing! Lovely garden. I am amazed at how well your celosia self sowed. It made me take a second look at a plant I had never considered.
Thank you all for being so gracious with your comments. First, the white caterpillar has been identified as a Butternut Wooly Worm. I started using a Nikon Coolpix P510 in February of 2013. Before that I used a Canon Point and Shoot! The black object is a bowling ball and yes, it is a Weeping White Pine! Sometimes we never know how our words and responses touch another person's soul. Let me just say today was one of the most difficult days I have experienced in quite a long time and all who have participated in this blog today, including Michelle for posting, have uplifted my spirits and have validated my self-worth. Thank you.
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