No garden

If you have no garden,you have to be inventive. In most old city`s they turns a blind eye to it. It`s sure It`s made the street pretty.
The name on the house come from a time we didn`t have street names and house numbers. They did give there house a name .

[Pyrrhula]

The name of the house is `` `t Paradijs ``( Paradise )

[Colleen]

Such a lovely idea!

[Kerri]

It looks lovely

[Emily Matia]

oh simply lovely!~ great capture phrrhula

[bruni]

Yes its a paradis at numb er14.. 14 was one of our house numbers when I was a kid. like the way they decorated around the entrance door and the bench looks very inviting. another week gone so I like to say have a wonderful weekend.

[Jennifer C]

so different to australia, great to see this. Thanks

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Pretty shot. The potted plants really do add something.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

I think the posty would go crazy in Australia if they had to deliver mail to houses with names instead of numbers.This a lovely garden for the owners of this house

[Trina P Holub]

That looks so nice!

[Kathryn Marshall]

Lovely shot. A friend of mine gardens almost entirely in flowerpots. This shot so reminded me of my dear friend.

[Carolyn White]

This would be much easier than a garden for me. It's beautiful! Lovely capture! :0)

[Geertje K.]

Dat zijn echt heel veel potten en planten voor dat huis! Wat een mooi resultaat!

[alia_801]

Lovely pot garden! I wonder if they mind people sitting on their bench :)

[Sheila]

That's what I would do if I couldn't have a flower garden!!

[Roe Jan]

I love the idea of naming the houses - so much better than a number! Lovely photo.

[Cheryl]

love the potted plants and the clean lines of this building

[Gertjan]

beautiful solution!

[Margaret Tryon]

Beautiful.

[Shanne]

we have houses by name not number too - really difficult to find to deliver to - love the street shot and outside space they've created