Gorgeous herringbone brickwork in this garden.. a lovely place to sit and contemplate life from the wooden bench I would imagine.
And this is very pretty too - gorgeous blue flowers the other side...
So I got in a little closer to take a better look.... Love the blues with the fence behind showing up the dark greens.
And this garden belonging to a house in the same road as ours is receiving its second viewing on the blog .... to see the first time I featured it click HERE.
So I got in a little closer to take a better look.... Love the blues with the fence behind showing up the dark greens.
And this garden belonging to a house in the same road as ours is receiving its second viewing on the blog .... to see the first time I featured it click HERE.
Wishing you all a wonderful and happy weekend.
aren't they lovely, I wish more of our melb homes looked like these!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful ... but I love that last house which you have featured before.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend!
xx
Gorgeous home and garden images Sarah, and I agree with Marina, I love the design of the last garden, very timeless.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Autumn weekend:-) Claire x
Wow those houses are so lovely. Just love the Melbourne houses - so different to up here. I could spend all day looking at them. Mel xxx
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, someone has put a lot of love and care into that garden. Love the picket fence too xx
ReplyDeleteYou really do have a lovely neighbourhood. Thanks for hunting out these gems for us!
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteLOVE that first garden!
~janet
Autumn? Wow, the world is big! How on earth do you get adjusted to having xmas in December, etc? The houses pictured are very pretty, so totally different than the ones I´m used to :)
ReplyDeleteSome People are so so so lucky to have such nice gardens.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I always think gardeners are the NICEST people.
Garden trends come and go but gardening as a hobby or as a passion will always be Smart and Chic.
Off to do some pruning. xxx
Thank you all for the lovely comments on the gardens and to answer your question...
ReplyDeleteMETSCAN - it is EXTREMELY difficult for me relate to warm Christmases - well the first one was but last year I embraced it far more and enjoyed the outside party style atmosphere that is Christmas in Australia...
What a lovely neighborhood and gorgeous gardens!
ReplyDeleteLovely gardens! I love flowers and plants and do whatever I can to make my little balcony look like a garden in the summer. Wish I had a house like one of these.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! what darling houses! I hope to visit Australia some day.
ReplyDeletex Emily