House #5
We’re almost done with the Porches, Patios, Paths Garden Tour! You can find homes 1-4 by clicking on the following links:
The gardens of the Brooks home has a terraced backyard concept. According to my helpful brochure, “The Brooks garden is sectioned off to give the appearance of being different rooms, including a cutting garden, a Gazebo room, a lower garden, a mid-level garden, patio and large deck.”
Every time I see a garden gate, I’m always curious as to what’s on the other side. To me, a garden gate is an invitation to step inside and explore!
This wrought iron bench is a family heirloom, passed down from the great grandmother of the homeowner.
I love bright and vivid colors in the spring and summer! And I really want to add a swing to my front porch!
Next week will conclude the Porches, Patios & Paths Garden Tour!
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Beautiful. I have never really thought of statuary in gardens for myself but these are stunning. xo
I thought so, too, Katherine!
I love it!! Beautiful! I’m completely inspired–my husband and I have been working on our outdoor area too.
I’ve got a lot of new ideas from the garden tour, too.
I love garden gates also and agree that they are beckoning us to enter! The Garden tour is chock full of great yard and garden (and porch) ideas!
Next Thursday concludes the tour. I was hoping everyone would not get bored from six weeks of it, but I think it’s really been a hit. I’m so glad!
So inspirational! Just lovely!
Love the fountain
Another beautiful porch! I really love the bold colors, especially the blue. I think this one is my favorite porch!
I agree – the colors make this one amazing! That blue couch with piping is gorgeous!
So pretty! I absolutely LOVE that wrought iron bench!
I know! I liked that it had been in the family for such a long time.
the blue cushion, the water feature & the little concrete lady are all so darling!! Love, love, love =)
I am so loving that garden gate. It’s something about it like you said that says come on in:)