White Wednesday and a follow up to garden tour

So white and pale blue (even ceiling is blue to keep flies away) and refreshing

Side porch sitting area

This handsome rooster greets you at the entrance to the porch

Garden house made from old windows

June Southern Living features this garden on the Douglasville tour

Join Kathleen at Faded Charm

for White Wednesday:

http://fadedcharmcottage.blogspot.com/

I promised more photos from the Penny McHenry Hydrangea Festival -Douglasville Garden Tour and here a few favorites and they happen to feature white so I am joining in on White Wednesday.

One of the most inviting spots I have seen in a long time is this mainly white porch at one of the gardens on the tour. It is inviting, clean, cooling ( it was 100 that day) and refreshing. The long white curtains moved with the breeze and it was heavenly!

To see more of this fabulous garden get the June issue of Southern Living the garden is featured this month.

Have a Pink day!

The Farm

This garden was on the Douglasville Hydrangea Tour last year. It is a large property with many intriguing areas. This is another example of a garden house on a grander scale. It is also wired for electricity if I remember correctly. I liked the cupola and weather vane a lot. They have horses so the weather vane fits their style.

Another place I could spend hours in reading or just enjoying the views. I hope the garden is on the tour again next year.

Have a PINK day!