I'm inviting you in again! This time to my tiny conservatory.
This all-glass structure features beautiful arches and a vaulted ceiling.
(It's from Smith & Hawkins)
There's a magnificent black iron baker's rack to hold the tender bulb plantsand the geraniums.
An assortment of pots and urns hold hydrangeas and more geraniums.
Whoops! I left my rusty watering can there!
An orange tree in a stone planter...this building called also be an orangery,
used in Europe to winter the citrus trees.
A wicker plant stand in this corner and, of course, a little blue & white!
There's an orchid on a pedestal by the doorway.
It's always quiet and peaceful here.
The tiniest flowers just flourish.
The blossoms are well cared for and protected.
Wait...what was that?
Yikes! A giant cat!
Looks great, Conservatories make a great addition to any home and garden, consider how your garden conservatory will be used so you can choose the design that will be the most conducive to your current needs as well as your needs for the future.
ReplyDeleteI A-D-O-R-E this conservatory! Every tiny accessory!
ReplyDeleteI've loved miniatures ever since my childhood. I remember falling in love after my first visit to Knotts Berry Farm. Where there was a mini museum that housed different vignettes with miniatures. I could spend hours gazing at all the fine details.
That's where it all began.
Thank you for visiting my humble blog. I hope you come by and visit again.
Sweet wishes,
Sara
So lovely! And so peaceful - a place to get lost in for hours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning place! If I went in there, you might not ever get me out again! Wow. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove your conservatory & your blog! Can't wait to see all this in person! Luv,M
ReplyDeleteHi Carol...
ReplyDeleteJust read the sweet note that you left on my bed and bath redo...so glad that you came by for a visit!
My friend...where ever did you find this beautiful concervatory? I love it!!! I just love how you did all of the miniture pots of flowers and that little baker's rack is darling!!! Eeekkks...I see that giant cat too!! Hehe!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
Thanks for deciding to follow my blog - - - I HOPE I'll keep it fun for you!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute, peeking at your cat from your Conservatory. What a gorgeous treasure this is. I just love tiny things, and this is lovely. Did you put this all together yourself? When my daughter built a doll house, I loved going to the shop and looking at all of the tiny things.
ReplyDeleteKaren
That is sooo sweet! YIKES! I spy a huge cat too!
ReplyDeletehee hee
Back Porch Blessings,
Rebecca
Gorgeous! Did you build or purchase the Conservatory? I have wanted one of these for so long but am not having much luck locating either the plans to make one or the actual piece. Please let me know. Thank you for any help you can give me.
ReplyDeleteBarb
I bought it years ago, sorry!
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