“The best kind of friend is the kind you can sit on a porch swing with, never say a word, then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation that you ever had.”
Welcome to my front porch! I finally bought my mums to place among my gourds and pumpkins. I think I still need to buy a few to add here and there, but my large pots have been planted and my geraniums and petunias have begun their new phase in our compost pile ;o)
It is so hard to decide on colors when choosing mums! There are just way too many gorgeous hues available! And with an indecisive gal like me - well it's darn near impossible to decide. This year I went the purple and yellow route. I always seem to be drawn to yellow - it is such a bright and cheery color!
My wonderful mother-in-law surprised me one day with all of these beautiful pumpkins! They were waiting for me in my driveway when I came home from work one day. She knows my love of lumpy, bumpy, oddball pumpkins and did a wonderful job picking the perfect ones!
What color mums did you pick this year? I would love to hear your own special varieties! And don't forget to leave a comment on my blog candy post - if you haven't already!! All you have to do is become a follower (click here if you haven't!)
Happy Decorating!
Just a few more pictures to inspire you! (Courtesy of Country Living)
How pretty! Your front porch is chock full of goodies!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a porch or any room for decoration, but I saved the last picture for when I do. I definitely love white washes.
ReplyDeleteYou always have such cool photos on your blog!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh come decorate for me!!! I love it & hope to try some of your ideas. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow Fantastic foto's for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteOh-wonderful! Now, I have to get busy and decorate my porch too! Can't be upstaged-LOL!
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing layout, your pages are just a work of art and just so beautiful! Your porch is lovely, I would love to have something like that, but in TX it doesn't have that fall country feeling, even though country music and cowboys are the norm.
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