- Gardening is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape it. When you go visiting, your eyes rove about the garden; you interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed. ~Lewis Gannit
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Category Archives: Patio Garden
With Just a Touch of Pixie Dust: Building a Fairy Garden with Art Knapp’s
My girls are fairy obsessed. They are forever building little shelters & houses in my gardens using twigs & leaves and whatever spent flowers they can find. It’s all for the Fairies Mom. Oh, okay. If it’s for the fairies… … Continue reading
Birthday Wishes for Moore Love
Happy birthday to me! This past weekend I celebrated the passing of another year by doing a few of my favorite things. We indulged in afternoon tea at the Little White House in historic Fort Langley. The sweets and savory … Continue reading
Posted in Custom Containers, Giggle worthy, Northwest Flower & Garden Show, Patio Garden, Proven Winners, Things to do
Tagged Afternoon tea, Fort Langley, Moore Love Fundraiser, Moore Oklahoma, Napier's Country Antiques, NWFGS, Proven Winners, Red Cross, Sundaze® Golden Beauty® Bracteantha, Supertunia® Lemon Plume, The Little White House
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Rainy Days are Made for Patio Gardens
It’s been rather wet as of late. Luckily on even the rainiest days I can spend time working in my patio garden. Come along and see whats in bloom!
NWFGS Container Round Up: Contain This!
Continuing on our journey through the Northwest Flowers & Garden Show, we come to one of my favorite subjects; Planters, the planted and containers with wow! Throughout the show there were many inspired designs and creative and re purposed planters that caught … Continue reading
Growing with Home Harvest Farms
February is full of potential. Here on the cusp of spring everything is still possible. The to-do list is ever expanding, and the unrealistic still seems, well….. realistic. Your spring cleaning plans? They hold a high probability of completion. Painting the … Continue reading
Reason #531 to visit a local pumpkin patch
Prepping the yard for fall, I couldn’t help but get into the season by planting some pumpkins. Although I tend to stray from mums, I couldn’t resist this combo, and neither should you. This fall project couldn’t be simpler. I … Continue reading
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Baskets in Bloom: Blueberry-Pineapple Champagne Sparklers!
All of the summer planters are in peak form this week. They’ve been loving this heat! As long as I keep up the hydration, they’ll keep rewarding me. Bursting in blooms for many more weeks to come. These planters were … Continue reading
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