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| My Mother Grew a Poinsettia Into the Summer Months Once! |
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| A Beautiful Orchid Wreath |
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| A Decorated Agave Tree in the Silver Garden |
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| A Succulent Wreath in the Silver Garden! |
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| Every Alcove Was Decorated |
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| A Decorated Tree Outside the Ladies Room! |
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| I Think Boxwood with the Special Mulch |
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| Pinecone Mulch! Very Clever! |
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| Garden Railroad and a Replica of the Conservatory! |
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| I Loved these Steps |
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| Barn or a Carriage House |
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| Maybe the du Pont House |
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| I Just Loved that the Buildings are Made Out of Natural Materials |
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| Finally I Got a Train in the Photo! |
10 comments:
It really is a feast for the eyes. The wreaths are very impressive.
Wowowowow!! Amazing. Jeff and I must go there next year.
Love the silver-blue succulent wreath. Very inspiring.
Love to you,
Sharon
The attention to detail is super! Hard to imagine how many hours & days went into all that. The pinecone mulch is clever.
Saw Lincoln the day after Thanksgiving / excellent & beautifully well done!
We had snow this morning - more on the way.
Yes, Tracey and some get even better in the evening.
Yes, Sharon, it was definitely a WOW moment.
TO, everything is so well done there. Santa's elves were hard at work.
Thanks ladies for stopping by! xxoo Nancy
P.S. to TO, Loved Lincoln. Daniel Day-Lewis is Lincoln incarnate! Amazing performance. Oh, no not snow! xxoo Nancy
Oh this is beautiful. I am looking for a winter getaway in January for a long weekend. I wonder if the Christmas decorations stay up through January?
Hey, Barbara, the lights will be up until January 6th.
Loved the pictures!
Thanks for posting on my blog. You can always leave the tomato stuff out.
Thanks Peggy. Always fun to see a garden site from someone else's viewpoint.
Somehow lots of recipes change without the tomatoes! I hate not being able to eat them.:( Thanks for stopping by as always. xxoo Nancy
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