The garden really got the better of me this year. I've been so busy I haven't given it the attention it deserves. All I've been able to do is keep it watered and dead head the flowers. I just toss them on the top of the big stack of stuff in the recycling bin.
Last night I cut down some geraniums, hyssop, salvia and some daylilies. This morning as I dragged the trash can out to the curb, I walked by and actually looked at it.
Wow. Those colors! The bright hot pink of the geraniums, the purple salvia, the yellow orange daylilies, the green leaves and light purple of the hyssop and the brilliant blue of the recycling bin actually sparkled! Add some greyish beige to represent the dried stuff, and some greens and you have a knockout color combination.
You know how I always tell you to watch out because you can find inspiration anywhere? Well, this was in my trash. I made sure to take a picture before I got in the car and drove to work.
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2 comments:
I just KNEW that would be the point of your post - it was the first thought I had when I saw that photo!
Aww, trash made beautiful. Waiting for the next bird! Nature is wonderful.
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