Hi Everyone
Happy Friday
{Love}
English trugs
I found this large trug in France and
I use it every day
great for holding fresh picked flowers or vegetables from the garden
It really is the perfect shape
I found the baby trug in Texas
It is the cutest trug
♥
Wish I had found it when my daughter was little
so we could have used them together
Trugs are originally made in England and
the design is over 200 years old
I know why it has been so popular
for so long
it is light weight and easy to carry
and cute too
Here are the two trugs
together on my
garden table
and take a look at my sweet peas too
I have been babying my
sweet peas
♥
I can't believe how amazing they smell
and how beautiful they look in the garden
the design is over 200 years old
I know why it has been so popular
for so long
it is light weight and easy to carry
and cute too
Here are the two trugs
together on my
garden table
and take a look at my sweet peas too
I have been babying my
sweet peas
♥
I can't believe how amazing they smell
and how beautiful they look in the garden
It is so wonderful to get
close to nature
Wonderful to hear the birds singing, the buzz of the bees
and the hummingbirds too
What a Blessing
to feel the sun on my shoulders and to pull out some weeds
good for the soul
~grateful~
~grateful~
Happy Spring
sending some sunshine to and
linking up with
My Romantic Cottage for Show and Tell Friday
Common Ground for Inspiration Friday
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
No Minimalist Here for Open house party
romantic saying for today
sending some sunshine to and
linking up with
My Romantic Cottage for Show and Tell Friday
Common Ground for Inspiration Friday
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
No Minimalist Here for Open house party
romantic saying for today
"I wish for nothing beyond her smile,and to walk with her thus,
hand in hand along a sun warmed flower bordered path"
Andre Gide
♥
Pam
Pam ~
ReplyDeleteI love your trugs and your beautiful
sweet peas!!
I too just am a happy girl with the
warm sunshine!!
I am smiling at your sidebar because I
just love the button with toes in the sand ~
That is so very much me totally !!
xoxo
Lori
Sweetpeas? Awe, i can almost smell them! xoox, Tracie
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted an authentic English trug!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Pam... well I just learned what a Trug is *winks* AND I found your beautiful Blog via a Blog Party over at French Country Cottage!
ReplyDeleteSpringtime Blessings... Dawn... The Bohemian
Hi Pam...
ReplyDeleteOhhh...your sweet peas are sooo pretty, my friend! And...your large trug looks fabulous filled with those gorgeous flowers! I have to be honest, I didn't know what a trug was...until your post! I learned something today! Thank you! And...thank you for sharing your beautiful flowers and trugs with us!
Warmest spring wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Thank you for the information about trugs...they really are wonderful. Your sweet peas are beautiful..if only we could smell them as well.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Pam, those trugs are wonderful! I love the sweet peas too! When I was little sweet peas used to grow wild in the empty lot next to our house. My Mom would always catch me going over there to pick them for her!
ReplyDeletePam, I just love the picture of your trug filled with sweet peas. They were my grandfather's favorite flower. I always think of him when I see them. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteTanya
www.lisatakesix.blogspot.com
Oh my, those are so cute. I love the little one, and your right, it is perfect for a child...I can imagine my daughter carrying it all around. Love those sweet peas too...I can't wait for warmer weather :)
ReplyDelete~Tricia
So charming and pretty! And so many creative things you could do with that......I am so jealous of the warm weather you are experiencing and that flowers are blooming..here I feel like we are going backwards, its 33 and freezing rain! So over it. Thanks for the beautiful pictures and for stopping by my blog and your very kind words!
ReplyDeleteHi there- Your trugs are darling and love sweat peas too~ they are soo charming in a garden! Thanks for sharing at FNF! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, I have always loved these but never knew they were called trugs! The first picture with the trug full of flowers is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this at my party and I am now following your blog.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry
Well, you learn something new every day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you, too!xoxo
These are so sweet what wonderful treasure.
ReplyDelete~Heidi
Beautiful I love the trugs! And sweet peas.
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