Isn't that a beautiful garden? I found an article that spans several years starting with a yard full of dirt. The transformation is amazing! Click here to go to the article from the MiaFleur Blog that I promise will inspire you to redesign your garden, one step at a time. Hope you enjoy the blog as much as I have!
Greenhouses are awesome. Back in the late 1990's, JR, my late husband started building a greenhouse for me made out of recycled windows and sheets of thick glass. Here is a photo . . .
He never got to finish it, but I got so much use out of it and I enjoyed it very much. It was the perfect spot to start my seedlings, nurture my cuttings and get out of the heat to relax. During our rare freeze nights, it was home to many tropical container plants. It now sits in disrepair with years of falling limbs and deterioration from time and neglect. As I have contemplated getting my paradise back to its glory days, the "hothouse" as we called it, has been a project I think of often. The Captain and I have had many discussions of which way to go with my sweet little hideaway. There are many greenhouse ideas and tutorials which provide so much inspiration and guidance for anyone interested in building their own greenhouse. The first photo comes from a gardening group and has inspired me to start looking for some fresh ideas to revamp my hothouse. I found an excellent article on a blog, A Piece of Rainbow entitled "21 Amazing DIY Greenhouses with Great Tutorials." Click here to go to the article. I will be adding more links to this post in the future.
I am so inspired by these photos of large container plantings with trellises for support and I thought I would share it here even though I don't have a photo source. The photo was shared in a Facebook Gardening Group, A Not So Secret Garden that is packed with awesome ideas and inspiration. What I love about these containers other than being so functional is the beauty of all the colors. Check out the peppers! They sure do look happy . . . so does the tomato plant. I can't wait to put some of the containers together for our carport jungle . . . great way to start the spring season!
Spring's arrival brought ideas for all types of garden projects. Hypertufa containers is something I never experimented with, even though I loved my concrete DIY projects. Since my emphasis is going to be container gardening this year, this is a project I am going to try. Click here if you would also like to get inspired to make your own containers . . . The Empress of Dirt will guide the way for you! Click here for another article from The World of Succulents on hypertufa containers.