Are you planning a garden? I always put something out and I always get something to grow; maybe not what I wanted, but it does grow. With my tea today I am taking stock of a few seeds I have on hand.
Isn't this a pretty little teacup? I found it at a thrift store for very little. It is marked Victoria Austria.
I love these flowers. They just got them in at the grocery.
Happy spring! Take time to stop and enjoy a cup of tea.
Sherry
I will link this to:
A Return to Loveliness at A Delightsome Life
White Wednesday at Faded CharmTea Time Tuesday at Rose Chintz Cottage
Tea Cup Tuesday at Martha's Favorites
Tea Cup Tuesday at Artful Affirmations
Tea Party Tuesday at Sweetology
Tuesday Cuppa Tea at Antiques and Teacups
Table Top Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life
Such a pretty little tea cup - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Love the shape of the teacup...Such a sweet and calming setting for planning your garden.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Vee
I love your little german teacup! Tea cups are fun to collect and I have quiet a few.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, lovely flower and such a cute te cup from Austria *smile*.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Elna
What a sweet little tea cup Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your teacup! From around 1890-1910. So pretty! I avoid garden work...too many allegies...but I love the results of you gardeners!
ReplyDeleteRuth
Adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteI bought a "new" tea cup last week, too!
I will use that to drink tea today and think of you!!!
Maybe that will call Spring here!!!
I live in BC Canada and we have had SNOW the last 3 days??!!!
Cheers,
But Austria isn't German.... :-)
ReplyDeleteMarkus
That little teacup is cheery as could be! I love the color combinations. I'm not a gardener, but I LOVE gardens. Is that wierd? And I love the look of seed packets! They often don't get planted around here. Both my hubs and I are bookish and indoorsy. Boo.
ReplyDeleteI loved your Austrian tea cup. It is so Art Deco!
ReplyDeleteAnd that orange anemone is beautiful, very suitable to celebrate the coming of Spring.
Greetings from Portugal.
Have fun in the garden! Happy Spring~
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful teacup. So springtime.
ReplyDeleteCute little teacup, Sherry! The flower is pretty too. I'm not a gardener although I wish I was! My back lets me down when it comes to that kind of thing. So, I just enjoy the fruit of others' labour. Thank you for stopping by for tea with me. Happy Spring and enjoy this first week of the new season.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Very 'charming'! Thanks so much for sharing and hope you enjoy your evening. Jalon
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful teacup collection Sherry. I haven't gardened yet this year, but we do have some tulips out. Mainly my family sticks to flowers, especially those in pots since we have four dogs. Yes, four now...insane I know. We would love to have a vegetable garden, but our HOA has rules against those. We still sneak potted veggies out, but sadly those feed the rabbits, squirrels, and one of our dachshunds more than us. It's fun watching things grow though.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my party this week!
Your tea-cup is so simple and yet so beautiful. Deb
ReplyDeleteSherry, that is a really sweet cup! I love the shape.
ReplyDeleteI am hoping to grow some tomatoes this year. I always have herbs in pots. This winter was so mild, all my herbs survived! That has never happened before.
Hugs,
Terri
Sherry!!! I barely discovered your blog and already did two things you posted about: drank tea in my "new" cup and made the Apple Caramel cake you posted!!! Oh my God, it looked just like the one you made!!! I am so proud!!! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteWundervoll und zart. Sehr schön!!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Rosaliegrüße ∙∙♥♥∙∙
Perfect little tea cup, I love her.
ReplyDeleteHi Sherry,
ReplyDeleteAdorable little teacup and pretty flower. Enjoy this new season.