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Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author
Awesome and such a beautiful place, Jacquie.
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Thank you, Kamal 🙂
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Welcome Jacquie
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Lovely periwinkle, at least thats what we call it here in UK. Does it have another name in the US?
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Good question; we got it in a mixed basket we bought a couple of years ago. We separated the plants into their own pots and this one took off 🙂
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It does tend to run amok, but its so pretty you don’t mind…
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Thanks for the reblog!
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Very pretty! I love the moss covered trees in the spring.
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Yes! I took a couple of micro shots of the moss- it came up looking like tree-covered hills, lol
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How lovely!
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Thanks, Darlene! I’ve been loving your videos on FB, by the way 🙂
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I saw that. Glad you enjoyed them. xo
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Beautiful photo, Jacquie
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Thanks, John. It felt serene to me 🙂
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Me too.
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Fabulous Jacquie..hugsx
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Thanks, Sally. My own little piece of paradise 🙂
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I can see why Jacquie..hugsx
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I love the bit of purple peeking through the green:)
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Me too! Like a hidden gem 🙂
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Thank you for bringing some spring to my home Jacquie!
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I bet it’s lovely there as well, Sophie 🙂
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This looks like a place where I’d happily sit under a covered porch, listen to rain, sip wine, and read a Jacquie Biggar novel. So pretty. Thanks for sharing.
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Aw, thank you 🙂
This planter sits beneath a giant cherry tree. There’s a stone elf sleeping beneath its dangling fronds and a mass of hostas in the background ❤
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It’s beautiful. And sounds perfect!
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Beautiful, Jacquie.
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