Among the great haul of gifts I got for Christmas....my favorite cologne, fuzzy warm slipper socks, the annual artwork calendar, grandchild artwork, a jigsaw puzzle of deer (very funny)....and, of course...things for the garden.
A package of three really nice seed balls, to feed the birds....and, hopefully NOT the squirrels.
A birdhouse, made from a gourd.
A large, Talavera pottery wall pocket.
This very pretty wind chime. No matter how I tried, I couldn't get a photo to do it justice.
It has a lot of chimes, but has a soft music to it. Maybe the sound garden elves would make.
And, speaking of garden elves....they have a place to hang out. These concrete mushrooms.
Now, if those garden elves would come and dig the beds I need done.
So...what did you get for the garden?
Those are all fabulous gifts! I got four big stacking storage bins and a four-shelf unit for the garden shed!
ReplyDeleteYour chimes look lovely. I wish garden elves did more work around here too, ha! I got a garden book, always welcome. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful gardening gifts you got for Christmas. Loving the wall pocket planter and the toadstools. It will make a great fairy or elf garden.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you Linda!
Hi, everybody. I must have been a good girl...even with all my whining about the drought, the heat and all the digging I need to do.
ReplyDeleteGarden gifts are always welcome.
Happy New Year to all of you.
What nice gifts! The wall pocket is really pretty. I always love getting garden related gifts.
ReplyDeleteWonderful gifts and so appreciated I'm sure. I love the concrete shrooms. In fact I love all your gifts. No gardening gifts here I'm afraid. Happy New Gardening Year.
ReplyDeleteYou lucky dog you! Those are fantastic gifts. The wind chimes I bet sound beautiful and the mushrooms are adorable. I should trade out my real ones for some of those. Much cuter. ;-) The wall pocket is really gorgeous by the way. I think you scored my friend. heheh. As you may know, I am still waiting to find out what is under our tree.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!!