Name: Ex-patriate English Ed
Location: Provence, France
Type of space: Garden
How did you do it?: By combining the plants and flowers I love from home with those native to Provence. We used wood and other materials from the former horse stables to make most of the garden furniture. The tables and stone chairs were made from horse troughs.
Recommended store, site, product or resource? Using what you already have — we were lucky to have the old horse troughs and other materials. We love the lavender in bloom.
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Comments (13)
dreamy
wow that is so gorgeous, thanks for sharing!!
LoriSF, that's pretty much the only word to describe it.
I wish I had a backyard that large...
jealous
Gorgeous!!
(...but maybe better suited for palatialestatestherapy.com?)
TypicalGuy- It's "trumpet vine".
Gasp.......Did you see the lavender? The scent must be divine. And this is a garden attached to an apartment?
Sometimes life doesn't feel fair....and this is one of those moments. This is gorgeous!
Completely and utterly stunning. The honey bee's knees.
Amazing. But please correct the spelling of expatriate; it seems as if Ed had just stopped being patriotic...
This is so gorgeous!
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I wanna be an expatriate.
Lovely! I just want to be there with a book and cup of tea... Thanks for sharing.