The French Market was going yesterday , and continues thru today.
In the center of the outdoor booth spaces , sits a pretty water fountain surrounded by ferns.
By the way these ferns are on sale. So hee-haw , here's my mule carrying the two we bought. Poor Ted said he felt like his arms were much longer after carrying these to the truck.
There were flowers galore. Every color one would want.
I did not even get to look at this group, but snapped a quick photo.
Loved this garden flag stuck into this half barrel full of an orange combination.
This little suitcase was planted in ivies and flowers. I could do this myself , next year maybe.
This is where they will make you up a bouquet of your choice. Mrs. Horton's mom usually is the florist . I did not see her yesterday, but it was getting very humid. Maybe she will be there today. It is cooler.
Succulents in all kind of metal containers. Love the looks of this with the tarnished silver tray, against the old wooden backdrop.
Vining flowers , ferns and many purple petunias , in this part of the greenhouse. I'll show all I bought tomorrow. I had to show all of you the prettiness of the plants and flowers at this year's French Flea Market.
Wishing all of you a great Saturday. Be kind please. XO
Pretty spectacular!
ReplyDeleteJanet, You know pictures never do the right justice for all those flowers. :) Hope you are having a great weekend. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteIf I could go anywhere it would be to Horton's. Now I wish I had bought some old silverplate at that garage sale. I liked your family fourth-of-july post too!!
ReplyDeletePeggy, I am mad at myself for not buying up every old tarnished silver item I have come across. LOL. Those old pieces can be used outside and we don't have to worry about cleaning them. Thank for the kind words on my 4th post. I so enjoyed the babies. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteBeautiful things to look at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteLinda, Hope you are keeping cool. It did get hot here yesterday and today is so much nicer. But now I am watching my granddaughter so I may not make it back to Horton's. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteSusie - What gorgeous flowers! Makes me want to go buy some however, with our temps hovering at 100 it wouldn't last long. So, guess I'll wait.
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Judy, It would be way too hot to be out planting, where you live. But don't you think we could do those wee suitcases next spring. :):) Stay cool and be safe. Blessings , xoxo, Susie
DeleteThis market looks like a lot of fun...love the succulents in the silverplate containers!
ReplyDeleteLinda, I think I am going to start collecting old tarnished silver pieces. You would never have to polish them. Blessings to you, xoxo, Susie
DeleteOh Susie you will have to let me know when this is next year. I am sorry I missed it. I would have loved to come down there again. Next year give me the heads up and I will come down and we can meet too. I remember all the cool vendors that were there and also the store was wonderful. You live in such a cute town too. Sorry I missed it.
ReplyDeleteThose ferns are gorgeous.
Hugs,
Kris
Kris, I am so glad I went for that bit on Friday. I ended up watching Emma for a few days and she would not have wanted to go to the market. Altough there were many things she would have loved having. I will absolutely get the word to you early next year and maybe you , your daughter or Terry could attend. It would be so fun to finally meet up. Those ferns weighed so much after they were watered. They look good . Blessings, love, xoxo, Susie
DeleteWhat a great place to visit. I like the idea of the suitcase too. Thanks for your comment on my post. Enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeleteKaren, I honestly get some great ideas from just going to the markets at Horton's. So many clever people in this world. Hope you have a great evening and beautiful Sunday. blessings,xoxo, Susie
DeleteEverything was so colorful and pretty. I liked the planted suitcase. That was cute! Glad you got to go and share it with us.
ReplyDeleteKathy, You know we could make a cute little case like that.I am thankful I went when I did, cause I ended up watching Emma here for a few days. I would have loved going back today...but passed it up to spend time with her. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteHuge ferns and so many pretty flowers.
ReplyDeletewarmly,
deb
Deb, Those ferns must weight about 25 pounds once they are watered.LOL. They are so pretty. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteOne of these days, my friend...one of these days!!!!
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Blondie, It would be great if you and Kris(junkchiccottage) could come to Tiptton together. She wants me to let her know early enough next year. ..so I will post way beofre it's time. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteOh those ferns! Gorgeous. Glad that your husband was willing to stretch his arms for the cause.
ReplyDeleteVee, the ferns were so big, we decided to not have them on the porch. We hung one by the shop and one from the scotch pine's low limb. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
DeleteMore pics of the French flea market. I sure would love to browse there with you, Susie. I would find so many goodies to bring home. Those ferns are gorgeous. What a pretty picture of the purple petunias. You mother would really like those.
ReplyDelete~Sheri