Hi there,
I just received Kinfolk vol 4, reading it is such a beautiful way to relax!
It's already in my shop for pre-orders.
This year I didn't dare to grow any veggies, the weather is so unpredictable, but I have few herbs which are doing nicely. I bought few scented plants too, like pink carnations (the plant looks wonky but the smell is amazing) and curry plant. I'd like to make a corner of scented plants, we bought a cheap and cheerful swing bench which I hope with new fabric will look not cheap and cheerful anymore, I will put the scented plants nearby.
I also have a shady corner, any hints of which plants do their best in a walled sad corner?
The quilt is an antique find, made out of cuttings from old wool suits and coats, it's all hand stitched and I have no idea who, when and why did it! I spend a lot of time admiring it and wondering.
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that quilt, what a find! it's so big as well.
thanks fanja, yes quite a lucky find, it is big, so full of details too. :-)
Beautiful!
Such a lovely place to sit and have some naps...
xx
the same little geranium lives on my patio, too!
can´t wait for the new Kinfolk...
What a find alessandra!!! love it :)
you can try parsley for your shady corner.
Thank you Maria x
Isn't it a great little plant?
Once again Kinfolk is quite inspirational, great new issue :-)
Renilde, thank you, the corner is quite big and I thought I should plant a shrub, someone told me Fatsia Japonica are quite good plant for shady corners.
Yes that quilt is amazing, will post more about it...
Que cet esprit et les couleurs sont belles :)
can I come for coffee
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