This post brought to you by Whitney Farms. All opinions are 100% mine. Several years ago, I took classes in landcape design – so I know my way around a garden a bit. You also probably have no idea that gardening and weeding is one of the few things that I can do without my mind running....
Spring is Coming -
posted by amy
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Scotts®. All opinions are 100% mine. My lawn doesn’t look anything like this right now. Why? Well, it’s still cold here in Seattle – and we’ve even had some snow. It’s really important to me to have green,...
Fence + Marbles = Aw...
posted by heather
Sometimes the smallest touches make the biggest difference in how you feel about your home or garden. Check this great little project out: Eric at Garden Drama drilled holes in his plain wooden fence, and inserted marbles. Need I even say more? The effect is enchanting! Glass Marbles...
Satellite Dish Gazeb...
posted by rhonda
I live in a rural area, where the landscape was once dotted by huge old satellite dishes. Nowadays, the dinosaur dishes are a relic of days gone by, and many of them have been uprooted or abandoned. I still see quite a few of them when I drive through the back roads, many of them tucked...
One-Step Outdoor Acc...
posted by rhonda
Don’t get me wrong, I’m certainly not afraid to dig into a huge project, but sometimes it’s really nice to whip out something that only requires a few minutes and minimal effort. (Especially on balmy summer days when I feel the urge to create but break a sweat at just the...
The Garden Cabana of...
posted by amy
I was stumbling the other day when I found a site with the picture above – the most amazing garden cabana I’ve ever seen. The only issue with the site is that I don’t speak French; but a quick trip to Google Translate solved that problem. I discovered that this mezzanine...