The first one is by the main garden, in the side yard. I also love how it works with the other decor I've acquired.
This one is in the back garden, near the corn plot (aka squirrel food), zucchini, cucumbers, blueberries, quinoa, some pumpkins, apple and cherry trees, potatoes, edamame, and raspberries. See how I might like some tools over there? It was just a coincidence that this awesome volunteer Foxglove was the same color as the mailbox. I painted the box before the flowers emerged.
I love how they turned out.
Thank you for reading,
Julie
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