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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Boxwood Love

I am so loving boxwood right now. I have them all over my back patio.
I have planted them in big black shiny urns, and pots.

My kids say they remind them of one of our favorite movies,
 Remember when he turns the little neighborhood into a land of fantastic topiaries...
hmmm?
now there's an idea!




25 comments:

  1. I love them as well and I don't think anything holds them nicer than a black urn.,,lovely painting as well, your work always brings a smile to my face,, just lovely

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  2. Boxwood and black urns...perfect. I'm planning on flanking my front door with them. Great minds and all that.

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  3. Your kids are right. But they are pretty little trees. Valerie

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  4. i have not seen edward scissor hands in forever...nice little heart its got...nice choice of colors as well...

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  5. I've never heard of a boxwood until now. I have seen them though. Your painting is so soft and beautiful.

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  6. I have a lot of boxwoods too...love your rendition of this little cutie.

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  7. I need to check the nursery... I'm not familiar with Boxwood.

    Love your little sketch...

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  8. they sound nice the way you have them in urns.

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  9. Heather, love your header...so sweet; are you this sweet in person? All your art has such a whimsical quality and it's great! true innocence...

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  10. The little heart is the perfect touch! We have a boxwood hedge...they always look great, don't they? No fuss except for trimming.

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  11. adorable. they don't grow here but when i was a florist in cali and oregon, i used boxwood in my designs all the time. it lasts forever! xo

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  12. So cute! LOL... Edward Scissorhands... love it! :)

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  13. Love the new header..... boxwood... love it.. but it takes years to grow

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  14. oh this is really sweet.
    I wanted something like this once, but alas my elements are not kind here.

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  15. I love, love, love this! The beautiful simplicity of it is absolutely wonderful :)

    I love the Madeline's picnic game (It is spooky how "on the same page" we are at the moment - you'll see what I mean later this week! hee hee)

    I can't wait to see what else you have brewing for your client, because the tooth is adorable :)

    It is always a bright spot in my day to visit you, dear friend.

    xo
    Kristin

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  16. I love boxwoods too. I used to have them all around the yard in my old house. I guess I need to move all the azaleas in my present house and plant some boxwood!!! Topiaries...what a fantastic idea. :-)

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  17. Love the painting. I also love boxwood. I discovered mine had died however and I really don't know why it was at least 12 years old.

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  18. oh Heather...I love love love boxwoods...I have a lot of them all over....you can see one of my boxwood gardens here.....

    http://dianaevans.blogspot.com/2008/07/weeding-weedinggone.html

    love your piece...so cute with the heart!!!!

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  19. I love your boxwood!! And I love them too.
    Edward Scissorhands is AWESOME!!!
    xxDaniella

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  20. ah, so sweet. fun to be in love with boxwood.

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  21. Cant wait to see your boxwood topiaries! ala Edward Scissorhands. LOL. Such a precious painting.take care, gerri

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  22. This is so sweet in its soft simplicity. Very cute.
    Kat :-)

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  23. Adorable watercolor! Can you come and work on my gardent when you're done there! THANKS!

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  24. Lovely illo! And a lovely plant (tree?)

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  25. I have a little hedge of these at my new house, and I love them! Will have to get some to put in pots on my back deck! Love that idea!

    How are you my dear friend?

    Miss you Miss you and be back soon!

    Smiles and hugs
    xo

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