Are you sick of seeing my house quilt yet? I thought perhaps something different would be better so this is one of the antique quilt tops from my collection. I love the fabrics and the simplicity of the pattern shows them off. Sometimes simple is better. I don’t know how I will quilt it yet but I know that it won’t be anything complex, I don’t want to compete with the fabric.
Today is a day to work in the garden so this morning I took a few pictures. Click to enlarge.
- astilbe
- red ribbons rose
- Germander ‘Purple Tails’ (Teucrium hyrcanicum)
- garden phlox
- Garden phlox
- Silver Speedwell, Wooly Speedwell (Veronica incana)
- Rudbeckia hirta, Black-eyed Susan
- alexander mackenzie rose
- ‘Nearly Wild’ is a floribunda rose
- the fairy rose
- tomato plants growing to the top of the cages
- Coreopsis tinctoria (golden tickseed)
- Rudbeckia hirta, Black-eyed Susan
- larkspur
- Leucanthemum x superbum (shasta daisy)
- Centaurea cyanus, Cornflower , or Bachelor’s button
- helianthus helianthoides
- monarda (bee balm)
- hydrangea macrophylla endless summer
- hydrangea macrophylla endless summer…hidden in a dark corner and looking happy as can be
- ageratum
- Ratibita columnifera (Mexican hat)
- helianthus helianthoides
- the delphinium is about ready to bloom (liatris in the background will bloom soon)
Happy Quilting/gardening
Tim

























Such a beautiful garden, Tim.
thanks! I get a lot of enjoyment from gardening