Things to Consider When Starting a Garden for the First Time
Starting a garden for the first time can be daunting- as a newbie, you may be more focused on what can go wrong, and you don’t even know if you’ve got a green thumb or not, and if gardening is really...
View ArticleHow to Create a Successful Spring Garden
Spring is here, and now it is time to gear up and get your garden back in shape! So now get those tools out and get started, because we’ve got you some kickass tips to create an amazing spring garden-...
View ArticlePaper Anemone Flower Craft
This paper anemone flower craft is an easy and fun activity to brighten up your home this Spring and Summer. Simply download the template and get started crafting! I love the simple beauty of Anemone...
View ArticlePinch Me! #GardenSense
“Pinch me!” You’ve heard this phrase from people in disbelief. “Pinch me, I must be dreaming!” Have you ever heard it from your flowers? Now is the time to take notice to spent flowers and new buds....
View ArticleMosquitoes? Get Protected with Thermacell #GardenSense
I received a free Thermacell unit from the manufacturer to review. I received no further compensation for my post from Thermacell. All opinions are my own. How do you deal with mosquitoes, black flies...
View ArticleJoin the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge! #GardenSense
I’ve been talking a lot about pollinators lately. Now it’s your turn! Join the campaign to reach 1 million food and habitat sites for pollinators. Anyone can help. The Million Pollinator Garden...
View ArticleBe the Boss of Your Garden #GardenSense
Every morning you’re up early and out in you’re garden. You know how important it is to water early before it gets to hot. What’s that. Holes in your bean leaves. You bend down to take a closer look....
View ArticleIs Your Harvest Hiding Unwanted Guests? #GardenSense
Sometimes I pick and run. Toss the beans in a bag. Snipped kale, lettuce or chives get bagged and into the fridge. You’re suppose to wash it when you use it right? Harvest and store, wash when used is...
View ArticleIs Your Garden Color Blind? #GardenSense
Yes those are purple “green” beans. Yellow wax beans and traditional green beans. I’m also growing yellow and pink tomatoes. Have you ever had yellow watermelon? How about red, yellow, orange or purple...
View ArticleDIY Bird Feeders – Don’t Forget You Backyard Pets!
We are in the process of redecorating our patio and establishing our yard as a bird sanctuary. We have tons of unique birds and quail that come to nest yearly so we are looking for ways to feed our...
View ArticlePreserving Summer Blooms #GardenSense
Fresh cut flower arrangements are a special summer treat for many gardeners. But wouldn’t it be nice to look at daisies in December or Joe Pye Weed in January? Whether you plan to dry or press your...
View ArticleCate’s Garden Hand Pruners Review and Discount For You!
I received a pair of Premium Bypass Pruning Shears and Cate’s Garden Easy Action Ratchet Pruning Shears to test. I was under no obligation to post a review. I received no further compensation or...
View ArticleButterfly-Good Bug or Bad Bug? #GardenSense
We love butterflies. Bright yellow and black striped Swallowtails softly landing on a butterfly bush. Orange Monarchs feeding on milkweed. Red Painted Ladies visiting every flower in the garden. But do...
View Article5 Tomato Facts You Should Know #GardenSense
Tomatoes are popular in so many cultures all over the world. No matter where you live, tomatoes can be the best thing you ever ate or the worst. Too much water causes splitting and rot. Lack of...
View ArticleTime To Let Go #GardenSense
There comes a time when you just need to let go. I know how hard that can be for gardeners. Letting your garden go to seed, so to speak, can be quite rewarding. Sunflowers, Black-eyed Susans, Yarrow,...
View ArticleFall Wildflowers bring Spring Meadows #GardenSense
Most gardeners think of fall as a time to put the garden to rest. Clear out the seasonal plants. Turn the compost one more time. Maybe plant some tulips, daffodils or garlic. Have you ever considered...
View ArticleHow Do You Corral Fall Foliage? #GardenSense
Crisp air sparks nature to uncloak the true beauty of maple, oak, birch and other deciduous trees. Autumn winds play their part too on fall foliage. It doesn’t take long for shed leaves to accumulate...
View ArticleOne-Pot Gourmet Gardener #Review #Giveaway #GardenSense
Chances are that you have made a few soups, stews and casseroles using one cooking vessel. Have you ever thought about growing your own meals in one pot? In The One-Pot Gardener, Cinead McTernan takes...
View ArticlePlant Now For Holiday Gift Giving #GardenSense
By now, most northern gardeners have started saving their seeds and putting their gardens to bed for the winter. Before you pack away your tools, I have a proposal for you. Consider sharing your garden...
View ArticleTree Fertilizing Facts #GardenSense
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is today. — Chinese Proverb. But what about fertilizing your trees? Tree Fertilizing Facts Taking care of trees can be a mystery to...
View ArticleNovember Garden Tips #GardenSense
Gardening season is coming to an end. Here is a quick checklist to put your mind and gardening to rest before setting sights on the Holiday season! You still have time before the ground freezes to add...
View ArticleDIY Broken Clay Pot Fairy Garden
Spring is coming….FINALLY. I can’t believe it actually hit 48 degrees today and the sun was shining! We are a long ways off all of the snow melting, but I can now see little glimpses of warmer days to...
View ArticleEasy Teacup Bird Feeder
This easy teacup bird feeder makes a fun kids project and will save you tons of money over store bought feeders! It’s Spring, the snow has melted and the birds are hungrier than ever after a long...
View ArticleMonogram Succulent Planter
Add some personalized style to your home with this easy monogram succulent planter! DIY Monogram Succulent Planter Items Needed: 1- 1×4 Piece of Wood Large Thin Wooden Letter Measuring Tape Pencil...
View ArticleSuper Easy DIY Garden Markers
These simple DIY garden markers are so easy to make and give your garden a farmhouse touch of style! These DIY garden markers are so seriously easy and fun to make. Best of all it’s totally a cheap...
View ArticleHow to Start Preparing for Your Spring Garden
Spring garden time is just around the corner, and if you’re looking to get ready a little early, these tips will help you do so! Gardening is a rewarding experience if you stick with it and whether...
View ArticleGenius Gardening Hacks That Will Save You Time
Garden season is almost upon us and it’s time to start breaking out the garden tools! Today, we’ll be sharing some of the most genius gardening hacks that will save you time so you can garden...
View ArticleGrow an Organic Vegetable Garden
Organic gardening is becoming more and more popular among home gardeners and has so many benefits to you and the health of your family, as well as the environment. It’s easier than you think to grow an...
View ArticleStarting a Vegetable Garden in Containers
Growing your own vegetables in your garden can save you both time and money. Aside from that, the taste of fresh veggies is incomparable to store bought. Even without much space, it’s easy to start a...
View ArticleHost Favorites
Happy June! Everyone is thinking of warmer weather and summer now that June is finally here. This week our host favorites will help us with our Outdoor Garden Inspiration. You all have some amazing...
View ArticleEasy Hanging Herb Garden
This Hanging Herb Garden is super easy and cheap to make and will add so much character to your space! Hanging Herb Garden DIY Items Needed: 1 – 10.5-Inch Piece of Pallet Board 3 Mason Jars with...
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