The first of Perranlady's three statues tucked beside a European fan palm - i have since added a bromiliad to her warm feet
Lady no two coquettish beside a phormium
Lady no three slipped between a euphorbia and agapanthus, framed by a cordyline above
The power of blogger found three lovely ladies re homed to Ednovean Farm's gravel border yesterday, after a call from Perranlady. The ladies travelled well, supine in the back of a golden car but were still visibly shaken by the site of the builder advancing towards them with a sledge hammer............it was only a matter of time.
The power of blogger found three lovely ladies re homed to Ednovean Farm's gravel border yesterday, after a call from Perranlady. The ladies travelled well, supine in the back of a golden car but were still visibly shaken by the site of the builder advancing towards them with a sledge hammer............it was only a matter of time.
There old habitat was a more formal setting I think but they slipped seamlessly into the foliage of our gravel border without fuss, with only the black birds and the "bouncing bunnies" for company so should live out a peaceful retirement undisturbed by marauding builders far from the cement mixer and I defy any passing rabbit to as much as nibble them. At last the perfect rabbit proof addition to the garden - thank you Perranlady.
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They're hardly recognisable - they just needed some greenery around them & a much better setting than our rather ugly turning area. I don't know what happened to the fourth statue as the plinth was bare when we arrived. Many thanks for the coffee & chat. Sue
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you again and I made the school with Danni with minutes to spare and he did a nice canter to halt at the end of his session too!
ReplyDeleteChristine
ps our ngs opening is the 13th of September this year but do come and take some garden pictures, if you would like to, before then!