I guess all the rain we had this summer really has helped make the roof garden look fantastic. This was taken just after some more rain early Sunday afternoon.
The flowerbeds still look wonderful.
The colour of this flower is so intense that it’s the first thing one’s eye is drawn to, even when looking down from two floors above!
The crab apple tree is loaded down with apples. They are so pretty to look at, and the birds and squirrels definitely seem to appreciate them.
Hmm — one of the squirrels sneaking up. They’re so funny to watch.
To keep this somewhat quilt related, I realized this weekend that the baby bow tie quilt is about one-third quilted. I cannot get over how much faster and easier it is to quilt without a hoop! Granted, I’m doing only straight lines of quilting and no fancy feathered wreaths or anything, but it’s incredibly fast.
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What great photos of the roof garden. You’re right about the color in the flower, too.Happy, happy to hear the Bow Tie quilting is coming along so well. Even with the portable heaters helping you, too. Cat Helpers Love, *karendianne./ Living Life at LeeHaven
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Great photos! Vibrant flowers! Wow!Good to hear that you are enjoying your hand-quilting and that it is going well…Happy stitchings! 😎
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Are you hand quilting without a hoop? I didn’t know that was possible.
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Oops, I almost forgot to comment on your photos! Very beautiful! I love the colours of those flowers! Although maybe not the best for summer activities, this summer sure has been great for the plants!
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Your gardens are beautiful. Enjoy while they last!
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That garden continues to amaze me everytime you show pictures of it. Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Cathi,Love the pictures – everything looked so fresh after the rain!! That squirrel looked cute.
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I’ve never seen a roof garden that looks this fabulous. The trees are huge too and the flowers are beautiful. Is this garden on top of a tall building? I’m intrigued.Aloha!
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What a beautiful garden — I’ve enjoyed the photos all summer! Is it at all interesting in the winter?
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