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Category Archives: Custom Containers
Create an Air Garden with a Tillandsia Wreath (Contest Alert!)
With all of their quirky spikes & flauntably fabulous colours, Tillandsia’s are a artistic and unique addition to the home garden. These air plants are beyond simple. They require no soil and cause no mess. Just a light misting once … Continue reading
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
Wordless Wednesday: All the Pretty Little Things
Posted in Custom Containers, Front Garden, Garden Projects, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Hens & Chicks, Kale, Rock Gardens, Shoe planter
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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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The Count Down is On, One Week Until Market!
On May 11th from 11am – 5pm the Dandelion Wrangler sets up shop at the Port Coquitlam May Day Parade Market. Over the course of the week I’m rolling out a sneak peak of some of the creative containers and fab flowers … Continue reading
Posted in Custom Containers, Things to do
Tagged Creative Planters, May Day, Port Coquitlam, the Dandelion Wrangler
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Celebrating Port Coquitlam’s Centennial May Day With A Giveaway!
Happy May Day! This is a big month for us here at the Dandelion Wrangler. Not only is it Port Coquitlam’s Centenial May Day celebrations, but we’re also setting up shop at the May Day Parade Market on May 11th … Continue reading
Create your own Rubber Boot Planter for Earth Day!
It’s Earth Day, and I’m doing my part to think green when putting together my spring planters. Recycling some cutie pie rubber boots from the depths of our hall closet I created something new and fun for my garden. The … Continue reading
Creative Containers
Letting the Inner Artist Loose In recent years this blog has gone from a hobby to a passion to a career. While the Dandelion Wrangler will always be a source of garden news, projects and thrifty garden ideas, it is … Continue reading