“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God”
Colossians 3:16
Sweet smelling daisy gardenia is beginning to make a nice backdrop to the blooming Thyme!
As always, we like to show off a home in our historic district.
This willow is weeping all the way to the Coosa!
Does it get any better than a rocker on the porch and your picnic basket and baby in your lap?
“Indigo Frost” Agapanthus features multiple spikes of large bicolor flowers. This is our first time to plant this perennial.
Delicious appetizer at Chez Fonfon!
Looks like a bee has discovered a gold mine!
Only two things missing…us!
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.”
Hebrews 13:8
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Happy Sunday.We are enjoying slightly cooler weather with afternoon rain most days. My gardenias are also blooming and smell so nice.I have a tiny daisy gardenia that I rooted. Yours is so pretty.I need to move mine to another spot already. My agapanthus are slowly opening. They have multiplied but not quite enough that I feel free to cut them for arrangements because I enjoy looking at them in the garden.
I am new to growing agapanthus, I have always admired their beauty! Hope you are feeling better!
Every photo made me sign Pam they are all sooo gorgeous! Have a wonderful Sunday!
Jenna
Thank you Jenna. Have a wonderful week!
Oh Pam ~ I love each photo the best. I am especially drawn to the old home and of course, your precious Ella Mae. I envy your gardenias, it is too cold for them here.
Wishing you and yours a most beautiful day !
Thank you sweet friend, have a wonderful week!
Happy Sunday — What beautiful things you bring to us today. That pop of orange in the first photo is beautiful image framing. Nice!
Thanks Jeanie, have a wonderful week!
Those agapanthus are gorgeous and the sweet gardenia….sigh. Gardenias are not hardy as perennials here in my region, but wish they were!
Sweet little Ella….happy Sunday, Pam & Butch.
Happy Sunday, Rita and have a great week!
Your pictures are so so beautiful…Made me smile! Your instagram is wonderful too.Thanks for sharing,blessings!
Maristella, I will have to find you on Instagram. Have a wonderful week!
I always look forward to what the Holy Spirit has inspired you to send our way each Sunday. We are blessed with His Word. And Ella Mae has the right idea, a swing, a picnic and her baby doll. She is a living doll! Keep sending us pictures of your sweet granddaughter.
Alice, thank you so much. Have a great week!
Happy Sunday Pam. Ella Mae looks like a southern Belle in her chair.
Marilyn
Aw, how sweet Marilyn! Have a great week!
Thank you for the lovely post. Have a great Sunday. Ella Mae is a cutie.
Marion
Thanks dearest Marion, have a great week!
So pretty. love seeing different homes and gardens. Ella Mae is her own little star. Happy Sunday.
Thank you Linda!
Beautiful photos! Your flowers are in full glory! Kisses and hugs to Ella Mae. How much sunlight do your gardenias and agapanthus get??
Hello Roxanne, agapanthus gets full sun, gardenias get sun for 3/4 of the day! My gardenias aren’t doing as well this year. Such is the life of a gardener. Have a wonderful week!
Such lovely gardens!
I will be working in mine very soon. We are slowly driving across the nation to Pennsylvania where our summer home is located.
Lots of work is headed our way!
You are my inspiration!
Nancy, I didn’t realize you have a second home! I am assuming you all are retired? Where is home originally?
Pretty Sunday post!
Very relaxing and inspiring st the same time.
I introduced my daughter, Vicki Chandler to your page…she will be following you…she was the one in Alabama last Sept to get away from the hurricane.
I know she will enjoy your blog as much as I. ?
Thank you Esther, and thanks for sharing with Vicki. I remember that last September! Hugs sweet friend!
Beautiful words and photos on your Sunday post. Of course, Ella Mae is always the star. Love the weeping willow dipping in the Coosa. Go sit by the river in your seats and enjoy!
Thanks sweet friend! Happy Monday~
I find myself smiling through every one of your posts. Your photos, as always, are magnificent. Ella Mae is positively precious!! Enjoy your week, Pam.
Thank you Katie, have a wonderful week!
I felt like I just went on a mini-vacation! Beautiful, beautiful pictures! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much Karen!
Beautiful Pam! I love the Agapanthus, and oh; that little one with her babe!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Thank you Jann!