Love the color in that garden! If you need a guide for what plants to buy and planting tips for gardening in zones 9-11, click here for an excellent article from Gardening Know How.
This stepping stone is beautiful. While it is heartbreaking to break a treasured tea cup from your collection, all is not lost! Click here to go to the tutorial.
It has been years and years since I've followed Brenda's life adventures through her blog, Cozy Little House. She and her precious dogs went from a large house in Texas with a gorgeous yard with babbling brooks and waterfalls, to a small house in Oklahoma and finally has settled in her tiny apartment in Oklahoma. The photo is from her latest blog post about entertaining outdoors. Click here to go to the post and get a look at the rest of her impressive patio garden. Her patio garden is a run of the mill apartment concrete patio. She has used her imagination and turned it into a very impressive, peaceful place. She takes container gardening to a new dimension. I want that gazebo! Hope you draw some inspiration from Brenda! If she can create a paradise from a concrete floor, those of us with a real yard can create a beautiful and peaceful place too :) Check out the rest of her blog for great home dec ideas for indoors too.
Summer gardening can be totally overwhelming! Experienced gardeners have come up with many tips and tricks to make it less overwhelming and more enjoyable. One of those tips is setting aside 15 minutes a day . . . a concept I like to use for any task. I've found that once you get in the habit of doing something every day, it becomes routine and actually extends beyond the 15 minutes. One gardening blog, Tenth Acre Farm, has laid out an excellent plan as a guide to June gardening which most tasks are also good for the whole summer. Check it out here. Awesome blog! Happy Gardening!
Bursts of color all over the garden can be a spectacular and soothing sight. One of my favorite things to do is color-coordinate sections. Click here for an article on Flowering Perennials from Better Homes and Gardens. Plan for continuous color by mixing perennials and annuals. It is fun to experiment! Happy Gardening!
One of the things that I love about the internet is gardening benefits through other gardeners sharing their tips and tricks through their blogs. Today I ran across an excellent article with some great photos for vegetable gardening inspiration, along with tips and tricks that you may find useful. Click here for the article from Live, Laugh, Farm.
The photo is from my paradise before a few harsh winters wiped out the landscape. My beloved sago palm is at the bottom left of the photo. It was killed by an infestation that hit Florida hard. Love sago palms! Click here for a excellent article on the sago palm that grows in zones 8 through 10.
Love these cute containers! A trip to the thrift store, a yard sale or flea market searching for potential items for cute container gardening can be so much fun and add so much personality to your container garden. Click here for a gallery of photos for inspiration.