A couple of weeks ago I took a little ride to Lexington, Virginia. Lexington is the home to several interesting attractions and one of my favorite and oft visited spots is Confederate General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson's home . This house is the only one that Jackson ever owned and it is located right in town. The garden is beautiful and I thought you might enjoy some photographs of it. Isn't this clover heavenly? And, the little johnny jump ups peeking out are so precious.
Lovely. I really need to get out to other parts of Virginia and check them out.
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The Blue Ridge Gal
Can't wait to see more of this garden in another post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I just love johny jumpups.
ReplyDeletenow i know what crimson and clover looks like in that song...wanted to click on your book...looks good but nothing happened. will look it up on amazon. i absolutely love pretty retro and casual tablecloths! will you do one on aprons? seems like the 50's type aprons are back...so pretty.
ReplyDeleteNeed to get out to Lexington, one of these days. Your photos are lovely. Look forward to Part 2.
ReplyDeleteI agree, that clover field is oh so beautiful, the blossom seem to sway in perfect harmony. The Johnny-Jump-Ups are endearing!
ReplyDeleteJust the other day was I trying to remember this little viola's name. I photographed one in a Viennese garden.
The clovers are lovely indeed. Together they present a nice shade of colour.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I have never been but someday, maybe...
ReplyDeleteWow Erin. Just lovely. Your photos are like decadent truffles in a golden box.....tasting them, leaves you wanting more.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are have a wonderful weekend, my friend.
~Lisa
This clover is really pretty and great to have the growing tips on the plaque. x
ReplyDeleteThe clove flowers are really lovely and its beautiful colour mixed with green leaves make wonderful photo! Both photos are just great!
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