- 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: Garden Projects
Nasturtiums, Scarification and other Fun with Preschoolers!
I spent the morning planting nasturtium seeds with my youngest’s Preschool class. This was my first workshop, and I was nervous. All the goofy grins and eager questions from the kids helped. I got over my nerves, and jumped right in. We … Continue reading
Posted in Children in the Garden, Garden Projects
Tagged Nasturtium, scarification, school gardens
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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
Recycled Seed Starters
Get Growing! Seed starting doesn’t have to be complicated or cost a lot of money. Seeds are cheap and with a quality seed starting soil you’ve got all you need, well almost. Seed trays are invaluable, and I’ve already put … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday: Walking in Her Shoes
Posted in Children in the Garden, Garden Projects, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Brownies, High Heels, Spring Planters
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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
Wordless Wednesday: Amaryllis ‘Apple Blossom’
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Winter Projects: Amaryllis ‘Apple Blossom’
The winter months are here. Although I’ve had a hard time letting go of the sandals and cute little flats, boots and rain jackets have been piling up in the entryway. With gloves and scarves following me everywhere I go. … 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
Posted in Garden Projects, Patio Garden, Vegetable Garden
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Raggedy Ann, Bringing the Sparkle to Colony Farms
Last week I posted a photo from Colony Farms of the Maestro scarecrow that one of the members of the community garden created. I love the music man, he rocks the garden. Well this week I’m sharing another fantastic scarecrow … Continue reading

