This is part of my perennial garden with a view from back deck and kitchen window. These are the spring colors and the same area changes with new colors in the summer.
Showing posts with label GARDENING. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GARDENING. Show all posts
July 27, 2017
Spring Garden and the Final Stages of New Construction
Hi Everyone! Hope the summer is going well for y'all. I've been trying to catch up on our landscaping since I kind of neglected it last year with the construction finishing up. I haven't been creating any new projects as of yet since working in the garden. I recently got invited back to the Town's Apple Festival coming this September. The next few weeks I will be making things to sell at the festival.. I thought I would share with you my spring garden and some other projects we have going on.
July 24, 2016
Create curb appeal for your home
Good Morning,
Does your home lack curb appeal? It's the first thing people see when they visit or are just driving by. Is the front of your home warm and inviting? There are hundreds of ways to spruce up your home's curb appeal. Many are inexpensive.
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DIY
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galvanized
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INSPIRATIONAL PROJECTS
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recycled
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rusty
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Shabby Chic
May 8, 2016
Country Style Gardening
Good Morning,
Happy Mothers' Day today. I will be out in the garden planting this pretty pink Mophead Hydrangea from my boys with a country style twist before the rain rolls in.
I think it will be a nice touch to add this bright pink hydrangea to the front of the house where the property opens up as you come down the long driveway. Just on the other side I planted a crab apple, which will make a nice combo for the garden.
Since I don't have Osmocote, a slow releasing fertilizer, I will be using a 10-10-10 fertilizer with this hydrangea.
Check back in later to see what I've done with this hydrangea and for some curb appeal ideas for you home.
Happy Mothers' Day today. I will be out in the garden planting this pretty pink Mophead Hydrangea from my boys with a country style twist before the rain rolls in.
I think it will be a nice touch to add this bright pink hydrangea to the front of the house where the property opens up as you come down the long driveway. Just on the other side I planted a crab apple, which will make a nice combo for the garden.
Since I don't have Osmocote, a slow releasing fertilizer, I will be using a 10-10-10 fertilizer with this hydrangea.
Check back in later to see what I've done with this hydrangea and for some curb appeal ideas for you home.
Enjoy your Mothers' Day!
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COUNTRY
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FAMILY
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garden
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garden accents
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GARDENING
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recycle
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salvage
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Shabby Chic
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SPRING
September 30, 2015
Garden Design Ideas and Tips
How does your garden grow? If you're having a hard time on planning a garden and design here are some design tips and ideas to help you.
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Flowers
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garden
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GARDENING
May 18, 2015
Spring 2015 Garden Bloom
It's been very busy around here. I'd like to share a small portion of my spring garden in bloom. I've been trying to get my garden flower beds edged and 5 yards of mulch spread out before the construction crew arrives. We had a damaging winter especially for delicate shrubs , young trees and flowering bushes. Lots of clean up and repair.
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COUNTRY
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DIY
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door wreath
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Flowers
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GARDENING
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SHEDS
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SPRING
June 6, 2014
Painted Signs for Shed
Hello Everyone. Glad it's friday. My list of to-do projects grows everyday and we're already into June. Most of my other projects should of been completed weeks ago. Since it's been raining every other day this past week, I decided to make some painted signs for one of my sheds.
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antiques
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chairs
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door
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Flowers
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furniture
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garden accents
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GARDENING
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natural light
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old windows
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painted
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scrap wood
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signs
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wood
May 23, 2014
Window Box Plant Stands - DIY
I was picking through the shed and came across two plastic window planter boxes. I probably got them at the end of last summer because I didn't use them anywhere.
Last Spring, the neighbor out in front of us cut down a few 50' pine trees. The trees shaded the front of our house nicely. I miss those trees. They kept our second floor relatively cool during the summer. They blocked the late afternoon sun which now means all that sun beats through all our skylights and windows. It gets very HOT now.
I've been thinking of way to block some of that sun and add some privacy. I'm going to start with the window boxes and make plant stands. Grow some vines and put them up on the balcony to the master bedroom.
Last Spring, the neighbor out in front of us cut down a few 50' pine trees. The trees shaded the front of our house nicely. I miss those trees. They kept our second floor relatively cool during the summer. They blocked the late afternoon sun which now means all that sun beats through all our skylights and windows. It gets very HOT now.
I've been thinking of way to block some of that sun and add some privacy. I'm going to start with the window boxes and make plant stands. Grow some vines and put them up on the balcony to the master bedroom.
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DIY
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Flowers
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GARDENING
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hand-made
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natural light
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painted
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RUSTIC
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salvaged wood
December 22, 2013
Rusty Antique Garden Urns and Fountain
Last week while we were at our favorite garden center shopping for our Christmas tree , I fell in love with this old planter that was out by the front gate. It turned out to be a 2 hour trip because I just kept finding one piece after another and visioned it in our garden.
Let me show you some pieces that I was drooling over for my garden.
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