Garden Tours

Come have a walk-around, up close and personal, with one of these gardeners:

Our Flea Market Gardening group is made up of the most talented inspired and creative gardeners and savvy shoppers.  Here are some notable gardens and gardeners I know you’ll enjoy meeting. Each has their own style and individual artistic talents to show you in photos taken by them. They see the beauty around them every day and create wonderful garden worlds to surround themselves. Real people. Real gardens,…real projects!

Click on each photo…

Meeting Sue Langley, CA

The bowling ball, now "garden art" on a stand in the garden. Later it fell off this plastic stand, so another place had to be found.

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Meeting Jeanie Merritt, OH

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Meeting Nancy K Meyer, IA

This bike was mine as a young girl and my husband made sunflower from old machinery parts, and the old kettle is from a dear older neighbor.

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Meeting Marie Niemann, UT

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Meeting Kirk Willis, WA

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Meeting Jeanne Sammons, IA

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Meeting Stephie McCarthy, NC

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Meeting Annie Steen, PA

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Meeting Julie Brown, IN

Accidental country girl in a Flea Market garden

Meeting Deb Clark, ND

Farm truck on the 4th of July

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Meeting Sue Gerdes, SD

Birdhouse bench welcomes you to Sue's home.

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Meeting Brian Stephan, AZ

Fresh produce

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Di-Ellen’s party garden, ME

"Entrance to the Party Garden... The crow is a decoy from ebay. The raised beds were dashed together by my hubby, made from an old pine futon. Being pine they won't last forever...I'm toying the idea of replacing them with vintage claw foot bath tubs. In time I need to make a bigger fire pit as well."

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Meeting Nell Stelzer, MD

The wheelbarrow that started it all

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Meeting Joy Hale, CA

"My bird house, mounted on a stump"

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Meeting George Weaver, PA

Bell sculpture under tree in George's garden

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Meeting Jane Krauter, CA

The purple chair and pale yellow watering can goes brilliantly with the Black-eyed Susans

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Flea Market Gardening….a Facebook page to a garden blog is now a website! Cool.