If you like to relax with a cup of herbal tea, it’s easy to grow an herbal tea garden in your yard or containers that includes lush and flavorful varieties you can dry and steep. This post may contain affiliate links. Making a purchase through one of these links helps support this blog. I think I’m finally done with our garden for this year. Of course, I’ve said that about five times before and, each time, I’ve added more plants…
Spruce up your yard with these 15 affordable outdoor planters! Every one of these planters is $25 and under making them super budget-friendly! This post may contain affiliate links. Making a purchase through one of these links helps support this blog. Last week, I took my mom for her annual Mother’s Day greenhouse outing. We ended up hitting not one, but two greenhouses this year, and then made a trip to HomeGoods to pick up some new pots. So I…
Fill your yard with colorful flowers and host plants this spring and create a beautiful butterfly garden that will attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds! This post may contain affiliate links. Making a purchase through one of these links helps support this blog. Last year, I was so excited to get started on my black flower garden! I had a lot of success starting my flowers in a seed starting tray and transplanting them around Mother’s Day. As much as I…
This post may contain affiliate links. Making a purchase from one of these links helps support this blog. Add a little humor to your herb garden this summer with these Punny Herb Planters! It’s an easy project to make on your Cricut or with premade vinyl stickers. A couple weeks ago, I spent a Saturday morning at a large greenhouse with my mother and mother-in-law. I take them every year as part of their Mother’s Day present. Even though our…
Bring a little drama to the outdoors this summer with a unique and magical looking black flower garden! Get started with these gardening tips and flowers! This post may contain affiliate links. Making a purchase through one of these links helps support this blog. A few years ago, I visited a small, local greenhouse looking for some spring flowers to plant in pots in our yard. I had to do a double-take when I passed by a table of velvety…