Rest and be Thankful

Wishing everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving 

and in the words of William Wordsworth, 

“Rest and be thankful.”

Thank you to everyone...

For flowers, herbs and leaves...

Rest...

and be thankful.

..

 Happy Thanksgiving from Bilowz Associates Inc.

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If you like this blog, check in for your daily share's worth of garden inspiration, landscape architecture and design tips; always original, not cookie cutter and copied. Just like our design work, we strive for unique! We invite you to contact Bilowz Associates, Inc., or to browse our portfolios. Like our Facebook follow on Twitter or subscribe to the blog to receive posts daily via email or a feed. You can follow with visuals on Pinterest and find us on LinkedIn and Houzz, too.  And you can also find us back on our Google+ Business Page. (Landscape architects/Landscape Design/serving Massachusetts and New England.)

The Attitude of May

The Attitude of May

Enjoy today’s imagery on every click. Hit the refresh button for a sudden burst of color in November that shines brightly in those early months of spring. 

The vibrancy of yellow and red

When there’s less time for content and words, a Monday round of imagery seems perfect and perky as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday. 

For the love of Tulips and Daffodils

 Take a breather for the beautiful in nature and our surrounding landscapes. 

A favorite is where land and water meet

Share a bit of what is ‘outdoors’ beautiful even if it means backtracking to the month of May. 

'Outdoors' Beautiful

As John C. Maxwell reminds us, “People may hear your words, but they feel your attitude.”  On this rainy Monday morning before Thanksgiving, feel the attitude of May.

"People may hear your words, but they feel your attitude." John C. Maxwell

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If you like this blog, check in for your daily share's worth of garden inspiration, landscape architecture and design tips; always original, not cookie cutter and copied. Just like our design work, we strive for unique! We invite you to contact Bilowz Associates, Inc., or to browse our portfolios. Like our Facebook follow on Twitter or subscribe to the blog to receive posts daily via email or a feed. You can follow with visuals on Pinterest and find us on LinkedIn and Houzz, too.  And you can also find us back on our Google+ Business Page. (Landscape architects/Landscape Design/serving Massachusetts and New England.)

Friday’s Shades of Red

                               It’s simply garden imagery for this chilly November Friday. 

Because red represents beauty in many languages plus increases enthusiasm, stimulates energy, encourages action and confidence, it seems like the perfect color choice for this chilly November Friday. Let's not skip the obvious - why not bring in a bit of orange for the Thanksgiving celebration. Kniphofia it is!

Enjoy today’s garden imagery and remember not to rush through the holidays. If you forget, just take a flower or nature break.

Speaking of holidays, in case you missed yesterday’s post, Thursday’s Turkey Day Tips, it’s worth the check, especially if you plan on hosting Thanksgiving. There’s also a recap of the week’s post if you want to catch up on your garden and design reading. Be daring and squeeze in that flower break before the Thanksgiving festivities and all the Black Friday shopping rush.

© All Images – property of Bilowz Associates Inc.

If you like this blog, check in for your daily share's worth of garden inspiration, landscape architecture and design tips; always original, not cookie cutter and copied. Just like our design work, we strive for unique! We invite you to contact Bilowz Associates, Inc., or to browse our portfolios. Like our Facebook follow on Twitter or subscribe to the blog to receive posts daily via email or a feed. You can follow with visuals on Pinterest and find us on LinkedIn and Houzz, too.  And you can also find us back on our Google+ Business Page. (Landscape architects/Landscape Design/serving Massachusetts and New England.)