Remember when I went to the Hometalk Milner Gardens event where Donna of Funky Junk Interiors had a demo on making a pallet wood tool box?
Well that day I bought one of the kits that Donna had put together to make my very own garden tool box!
Remember when I went to the Hometalk Milner Gardens event where Donna of Funky Junk Interiors had a demo on making a pallet wood tool box?
Well that day I bought one of the kits that Donna had put together to make my very own garden tool box!
I love modern and vintage design. The mid-century aesthetic that has become timeless speaks to the functional form, simplistic beauty, … Read More
How wonderful that gardening supplies have entered the hip world of West Elm Market, Willams-Sonoma and Anthropologie (via their sister garden & home shop, Terrain). The range of tools and accessories surely inspires new gardeners to set up a little green in their outdoor spaces and gives more seasoned green-thumbs some new ideas.

Looking for a fun family project for Easter to get in a little Garden Therapy? You are in luck! Today we have a guest post from Beverly Turner one of the co-authors of Fairy Gardening: Creating Your Own Magical Miniature Garden. The book covers just about anything you wanted to know about fairy gardening, a type of miniature gardening in containers or right in the ground. Little worlds created with tiny plants, furniture, and little creatures makes them whimsical and, without a doubt, a lot of fun. Today Beverly has shared the perfect fairy garden for the season as it’s contained in an Easter basket!
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This DIY project would make a great gift, complete with a handwritten sentiment. Will the handy uses for chalkboard paint ever come to an end? I hope not. Read on for instructions on how to make the pot, as well as some advice from Martha Stewart that took the fear out of repotting orchids for me!

Looking around at the garden center, there are just so many beautiful holiday planter varieties you can buy to … Read More
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