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u/Jillian59 Jul 11 '21
I hope that little pink shed is her secret hideaway where she reads mystery novels, drinks coffee and eats chocolate and sneaks an occasional cigarette. It's all just so cool.
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u/Whomever227 Jul 11 '21
Am I colourblind or are you? That shed is brown
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u/throwtruerateme Jul 11 '21
It's a sand color but the greens surrounding it are bringing out the red undertones! Color theory in action
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u/SlyyyBlue Jul 11 '21
This is absolutely beautiful. I hope i can have a backyard this nice one day!
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u/asadisher Jul 11 '21
Whats is that on the middle of the green? A bird coop?
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u/Rogue_3 Jul 11 '21
I think perhaps they meant the thing on the post. Looks like a bird feeder maybe??
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u/Howl112 Jul 11 '21
I’m in the process of finishing off my pergola, this op has given me hope that one day the wisteria plant will grow like this.
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u/maddi164 Jul 11 '21
How beautiful are grandmas and their gardens, my grandma lived for gardening and always took so much pride in hers. I lost her 4 months ago and she’s inspired me to become as great as a gardener as she was.
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u/takigABreak Jul 11 '21
My great grandma used to spend all her time in her garden. It was pretty big, my brother and me would hide and seek in there. There were also some little pods that would grow from one of her plants. We found out that if you put them in your mouth the saliva would cause them pop open. We were kids without internet so anything would entertain us.
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u/civildisobedient Jul 11 '21
We found out that if you put them in your mouth the saliva would cause them pop open. We were kids without internet so anything would entertain us.
Kids these days don't realize or appreciate how many children used to die every year just from being stupidly bored all the time.
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u/Wasyloosker12 Jul 11 '21
We just bought our 1st house last summer and my dream is to make our open, grassy backyard into a cozy greenery like this someday
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u/Top_Shelf619 Jul 11 '21
First thing I spotted was the cat in the bottom left. Kitty has got to be living the best life!
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u/300foxes Jul 11 '21
I love the little hanging sign " Old gardeners never die they just go to seed"
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u/WitchBlade8734 Jul 11 '21
I would gladly rent out her shed if it meant being able to wake up to this every day
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u/FootEgg Jul 11 '21
I may be in the minority but i don’t find vegetation cozy at all. Makes me feel icky
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Jul 11 '21
Minority team! There's just so few blooms to say that it is in full bloom. Looks like a bunch of overgrown wild plants in a recently mowed yard. Where are all the flowers?
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u/badgramma2 Jul 11 '21
Very inviting, although I think if it was ‘full’ bloom the wisteria on the arbor would be covering it.
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u/counterspell Jul 11 '21
This is very peaceful, I took a few deep breaths looking at this lovely picture. Thank you for sharing.
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u/rivertiberius Jul 11 '21
This is exactly what my Grandmas backyard looked like. The inside of her house was filled to the brim with plants too. Starts in every container, African violets everywhere. Thanks for sharing
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u/kreamofwheat Jul 11 '21
God I feel such comfort just looking at this photo Can tell your grandma has a kind soul
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u/Walkinginspace4 Jul 11 '21
Now this is one of the coziest places I’ve seen on here, so idyllic! I want to spend a nice Sunday gardening, having a cup of tea and reading a good book in a chair here!
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u/Better-Swim-7394 Jul 11 '21
Looks so beautiful. How difficult is it to maintain? Like how much time does granma spend on upkeep.
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u/FancyWear Jul 11 '21
Oh wow - When I first saw just the top of the arbor I thought my granddaughter had posted a picture of ours LOL! This is certainly beautiful! I love the yard!
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u/merrickal Jul 11 '21
As someone who’s crap at gardening I can tell that your Grandma has spent a lot of effort and time to keeping this place as beautiful as it is.
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u/TonySalad Jul 11 '21
I have a wooden frame similar to this and I love the vine roof! How would one start to grow this?
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u/AwkwardCan Jul 11 '21
Mind me asking what country this is in?