Another gardener knows about the wonders of wood chip mulch.
A different kind of impatiens.
I was there at the exact right time to see the bloom spikes glow.
Another red door. I don't think my eyes are deceiving me. This old garage looks slightly askew.
Stone lips.
Reflections of the eclectic neighborhoods of West Asheville.
A red house with a green door.
There is so much to see on a slow stroll through the neighborhoods. This is only a small sample of the 17 gardens on this year's stroll.
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Tempting.
Nice stroll.
The flowers in your 2nd pic I call touch-me-nots. I got the seed for mine from 2 sweet old ladies who have been dead for about 20 years.
What a tease! WAGS is so much fun (even before the tour)
Sallysmom, the touch-me-nots were in the quite large garden of a sweet old lady.
Katie, anticipation can be a good thing. Don't want to give too much away.
That second red door is off or a good optical illusion. I like those Impatiens...used to have them in VA.
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