Valentine Cottage Front Garden Before & After

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17 responses to “Valentine Cottage Front Garden Before & After”

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   elizabeth

   September 1, 2007

   How beautiful it all is…the photos are especially refreshing to look at since it’s 105 freaking degrees out here!

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   Lost Roses

   September 1, 2007

   Very impressive! Now you have plenty of experience to do it all over again. I’m looking forward to seeing the progress you make at your new house!

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   Brooke Proctor

   September 2, 2007

   How perfectly charming! You have quite the green thumb. I am excited to watch your new garden as it takes shape. Are you available for hire?!?!?! : )

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   Jen

   September 3, 2007

   Oh my gosh, what a beautiful storybook house and garden. Why did you leave it? It must have been very hard. I’m sure you will have fun redoing your new house and making it as spectacular as your last house!

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   Yolanda Elizabet

   September 3, 2007

   I love before and after pics, especially when the difference is so vast as in your ones. Love what you did with creating that real and very pretty garden. Great garden seat!

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   linda

   September 4, 2007

   What an amazing transformation!! Your taste is impeccable!! How did you ever leave that house…its cottage appeal is unbelievable! I know I’m gushing, but I cannot believe the positive changes you made.Can’t wait to see the new house transformed!!Linda

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   Olga

   September 7, 2007

   Thats just gorgeous what you did! Extremely impressive and inspiring!

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   Angelina

   September 7, 2007

   I had no idea I was so behind on reading your blog. The before and afters are great.Is it ready to go on the market now?

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   mary

   September 25, 2007

   What a beautiful yard! It is SO wonderful and inviting. I just love it. You are an insparation!mary

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    Pam/Digging

    October 18, 2007

    Totally charming and gorgeous! I love the before and after contrast. I’d buy that house in a skinny minute!

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    Heirloom Gardener

    January 25, 2008

    Your before and after pictures are amazing! I can’t believe what you were able to accomplish.

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    cynthia wagenhauser

    January 31, 2008

    Angela, I too have an english cottage garden and love the experience of looking at it and designing, digging etc. Your house is darling! I live in a suburban two story but it does have a couple things I love a small front porch and a big yard. Your site is the first I have been on under this topic and I love the pictures of before and after. Keep up the beautiful work and thank you for sharing it with me!

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    Terri

    May 14, 2008

    Lovely, lovely transformations!!!!! you r very talented…..I should know, I went to design school! do you work at this for a living???? did you flip these homes??? because if you do, child, you r a worker bee!!!!! enjoyed looking at the photos…..I live in a house in Kansas, it was built in 1910, and golly, I just love it!! Today, i put in my tomatoe plants, and moved my rosebush,I used an old chair that I got for one dollar at a church sale…..with no seat, so, it sorounds the rosebush, just had to write because I really respect thrift in a person….please feel free to write and I’ll send some pics…..victorianlady@giantcomm.net

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    Michele

    May 31, 2008

    So beautiful!!! It truly is a work of art! Your talent is amazing, really!!Micheleluvkittysmeowmail@gmail.com

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    Michele

    May 31, 2008

    So beautiful!!! It truly is a work of art! Your talent is amazing, really!!Micheleluvkittysmeowmail@gmail.com

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    Sara Duckett

    June 4, 2008

    Wow! That looks awesome! 🙂

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    rebekah

    September 26, 2008

    Omgosh! this house looks so cute and cosy. Is there any other websites that contain houses like these? (I’m helping my mother design her new home)

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