I took a little hiatus for the past two weeks for Mike and I's wedding and honeymoon (more on that later on). By hiatus, I mean a break from photography, a break from cleaning, cooking, yard work, answering calls…well you get it…basically I just used the wedding as an excuse to not be a very productive person. With all of my laziness when it comes to real life tasks lately, I was dreading coming back home to the real world. The mail, laundry, dishes, emails, and everything else I'd shunned was waiting for me just as I feared. But something else had changed while I was away too. When we pulled up in our driveway Sunday I actually gasped out loud. What a difference two weeks can make! My garden had gone from a jungle of green, stumpy plants to something like a botanical garden (maybe I'm being big headed here, but when you compare it to how it was before I'd say that's accurate enough 🙂 ). I like to think that this is a sign, that when Mike and I's life started together this new life took place in our home as well, and that it's a beautiful, bountiful life with so much potential. See what I mean?
The dollar store bulbs are pulling their weight too!
10 points to whoever can tell me what this 8 foot tall plant with these gorgeous flowers is. Last year it was barely a foot high and now it's ridiculous and beautiful!
This is the newest hydrangea addition, the snowball. I think it was originally a niko blue but with our soil content shifted into this pretty purple.