Hello friends and welcome back for another post in my Garden Thyme series. Today I am sharing a quick post about pond care and how to specifically deal with milfoil, an invasive aquatic plant. If you have considered adding some type of small pond or water feature to your landscape it is definitely important to do a little research ahead of time to be aware of all the pros and cons of having a pond.
Happy New Year everyone! I am so excited to kick off the first Wednesday of 2020 with a new post in my Pin Away Wednesdays series! Due to returning to teaching right in the middle of the busy holiday season, my blogging schedule got shuffled around and I had to temporarily put the series on hold. Now I am getting into the swing of things however, and I will be once again be sharing weekly highlights from my favorite Pinterest boards in 2020. Today I am bringing you some beautiful pinspiration from my Lovely Winter Garden Inspiration Pinterest board. There is nothing like a little bit of garden green to beat the post-holiday blues!
Hello friends! Can you believe we are already approaching Thanksgiving? Lately we have finally been having beautiful fall weather I have been spending more time outdoors enjoying the fall garden and refreshing our home’s curb appeal for fall and winter. We often spend time concentrating on making our gardens look like a summer meadow, but they can also be beautiful in the fall and winter too. I have started thinking about ways to easily make changes to our landscape and garden structures that will look good all winter. Today I am sharing some fall to winter garden and landscape ideas. *This post contains affiliate links.
Fall is almost here, (even though it may still be 100 degrees!) While we are all waiting for cooler temperatures to arrive, now is the time to tidy up the flower beds and to start gathering ideas for outdoor fall porch decor and fall containers. When it comes to fall container plantings, urns steal the show! Here are 15 fantastic fall urn ideas to get you started.
Fall is coming and that means it’s time to do some serious lawn and garden clean up before the harsh winter months. In addition to falling leaves, old tree’s branches can break off and litter your roof and lawn with debris. Not all trees can be trimmed in the fall, but you can certainly get tips for pruning cherry trees and remove dead or unsightly branches. Trimming trees or pruning them should definitely be part of a routine lawn and garden maintenance. Here are three important reasons to trim trees.
With fall on the way I dream of having a she shed, a place where I can play around with designing beautiful pumpkin and mum displays and a little area just outside the door for a fire pit. Of course I have dreams of gardening around the she shed in spring and summer too. Are you crazy about she sheds too? Today I am sharing three ways to design the she shed of your dreams. *This post contains affiliate links.
