We grew a variety of herbs for a winter windowsill garden and a lecture we were holding at the Arboretum. The one I chose to bring home is filled with parsley, sage, chives and thyme ... It'll find a warm spot on my kitchen windowsill.
A pot of herbs beats a pot of flowers hands down! Lovely watercolour, Lin. Apologies for not visiting as often as I would like. I'm now going back to enjoy every one of your lovely paintings that I've missed.
Very very nice -- I can even identify the herbs which is rare for me -- excellent job!
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Lorraine
Very lovely! The sage especially is really beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteA pot of herbs beats a pot of flowers hands down! Lovely watercolour, Lin. Apologies for not visiting as often as I would like. I'm now going back to enjoy every one of your lovely paintings that I've missed.
ReplyDeleteOh, those shadows again and that lovely blending!! I have terrible luck with herbs but my sage put up a brave fight this year!
ReplyDeleteHaving it on your windowsill was doubly handy! Great job Lin!
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteWow, Lin, you really captured each herb, and your different greens are SO beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely! You have done a great job with the color and the herbs look so happy, it's a wonderful watercolor!
ReplyDeleteAnn
What a wonderful post, the herbs are nicely defined, Oh how I wish I knew how to keep herbs alive through the winter ;0)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Lin! I hope they'll be happy on your windowsill.
ReplyDeleteWOw, this is really very nice. I've always wanted to do that, but my thumb is black. lol! Very nicely done.
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