This is so pretty and cozy. I would love to just sit there and sip my coffee in the morning. Are the white flowers cow parsnip? What part of the world is this?
Oh of course! I planted some yarrow in my native garden last year. It hasn’t bloomed yet but I think the blooms will be yellow? I grabbed the seeds from a plant in a nearby park.
How nice it must be gardening in France! Have you ever found old objects buried?
Here the bloom are white with a very small yellow dot in the center. I found the smell of this flower awesome..
Concerning buried objects, if we doesn't count old caps and farming objects, up to now nothing interesting :(
There is a rule in France, if you found an archeologic object and you prevent the authority you need to pay for the archeological excavation.
This is so pretty and cozy. I would love to just sit there and sip my coffee in the morning. Are the white flowers cow parsnip? What part of the world is this?
White flowers in front are yarrow, they are really common here. I live in France Correze.
Oh of course! I planted some yarrow in my native garden last year. It hasn’t bloomed yet but I think the blooms will be yellow? I grabbed the seeds from a plant in a nearby park.
How nice it must be gardening in France! Have you ever found old objects buried?
Here the bloom are white with a very small yellow dot in the center. I found the smell of this flower awesome.. Concerning buried objects, if we doesn't count old caps and farming objects, up to now nothing interesting :( There is a rule in France, if you found an archeologic object and you prevent the authority you need to pay for the archeological excavation.
So pretty.
Paradise for all sorts of critters I’m sure!
Yes, from green lizards (Lacerta bilineata) up to white heron ( Ardea alba) and all kind of insects.
What are those beautiful orange flowers in the right back part named?
Hemerocallis fulva, they are particularly fit this year.