I can’t think of a better place to have an outdoor kitchen than close to the herb garden.
Rustic as it may be, this stove is a real beauty!
Rhubarb and Chives flourish.
Impatiens and Begonias are planted in this shady cooking area.
Feathery Fennel gives you a whiff of black licorice.
Lemon Balm and Marjoram bury a vintage plow.
Unruly mint is contained in galvanized buckets.
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Directly across from the kitchen is the vegetable garden. While the tomatoes, peppers, beets, cucumbers, and squash are still small, the lettuce and cabbage have gotten very large.
Although it’s not by the stove, every outdoor kitchen needs a sink. Where else are you going to corral those dirty dishes?
Next we’ll be touring our ‘outdoor bath’.
Till then, I’ll be in the kitchen, cookin!
hugs,
Jann
p. s. Thanks to Kathryn over at The Dedicated House for featuring my Summer Time Fun Porch post.
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26 comments
Good Monday Morning Jann. I love your garden pictures. Love love love that you repurposed the old stove for a potting bench and love the planted old sink. So much fun to re love these old vintage pieces into the garden. Yours is just awesome.
Kris
Boy if that isn't cute! You really have "pots" on your stove (garden bench) !! Love the wash sink- too cute! Sometimes I wish I could plant my real one with something and walk away! Your cabbage are coming along really well and so is your herb garden. What a fun post!
Love your kitchen! You have some very clever ways of planting your garden :)
This year, I just have a bit pot of tomatoes, now with five showing up!
Love your outdoor kitchen flower garden...so pretty!!
hugs,
Cindy
Your outdoor garden in sooooo beautiful!! I'm simply jealous Jann :)
What a fun garden!! Herbs are about the only thing I grow, I love fresh herbs. Your potting bench is perfect!
Carol
What a beautiful garden...I feel so inspired. Our tomato plants are still sitting in the pots I bought them in! But we do have fresh herbs growing that I absolutely LOVE! Oh and how I swoon over your potting bench.
XO Barbara
You are just too much fun, Jann!
You should share this at this linky party: HOME SWEET GARDEN at the blog CreativeCountryMom.com!
i'm loving the vintage sink and stove, jann! so creative to use these in your garden!
You think of things I never would have! Such a unique, creative mind!!
Jann your garden is always so pretty. Love your touches and that stove made garden bench was so clever.
Cynthia
I want to come and play!
I love the old stove and the sink too! You've been very creative in your garden decor. Love it!
So cute, Jann! I don't know where you find the time to do all that gardening!
Oh my gosh Jann, I've so enjoyed touring your rooms!! You have such a fun, whimsical, vintage style that is so welcoming. Your patio is perfect for a chat and visit. I love the tablecloth with the yo yo trim! Thanks for all the inspiration. I'm going back for another stroll....
My favorite is the plates in the sink. You are so clever, Jann! Tee hee. XX ~ Nancy
Jann,
This is so amazing. Love the old sink and the plow. Just beautiful. Oh, the old range is perfect too!!
Thank you friend for the feature. :)
It's just fabulous Jann!
I have the sink cabinet - need your stove next !
XOXO
What healthy, beautiful plants in a wonderfully vintage setting.
I love it all!....especially the plates in the sink! The old stove is certainly a rare find, and just perfect in the outdoor kitchen.
This is cute. I love decorating with found objects.
Love the herb garden and the veggies. What a great recycle project!
following. I love the stove and sink....lots of great ideas. I love making the garden interesting. Will be back
Janice
Oh my Jann, you have such a creative eye! I love the plates sitting upright in the dirt in your sink planter - so fun! What a great idea using an old wood burning stove for a potting bench - lov'n it! Your yard would be so much fun to browse through. Do you open your yard to local garden tour?
Marie@The Interior Frugalista
Popping in to say your outdoor kitchen will be featured at Every Room In The House tomorrow, Jann. Thanks for sharing. xxx ~ Nancy
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