Tea cup candles. They make a great gift for Mother`s Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, or any special occasion. You can find all kinds of interesting tea cups at thrift stores, garage sales, and antique shops for just a few bucks. Get together with some friends for a craft night and create some with your own favorite scents. Learn more about this fun project idea through the link in my profile.
Have you ever given someone a Tussie Mussie? They are small bouquets of flowers and plants, each with a specific meaning. It`s a great way to add a little something extra special to your gift. Learn more about the language of flowers and Tussie Mussies through the link in my profile.
Here`s a great side dish for all your outdoor barbecues, family gatherings, and potluck dinners. It pairs well with just about anything and is hearty enough for all the vegetarians in your life. See the full recipe through the link in my profile.
Recently, my girlfriends and I tried our hand at paint-by-numbers. It was a lot of fun, though pretty time consuming. Oddly, it was also somewhat addictive because you just wanted to do a little more and more. Learn more about our experience with a few tips so you can try this old, now new, creative art. (link in profile)
Have you ever seen an angel vine plant? It`s often used as a groundcover plant in warm climates. However, it makes a pretty houseplant when kept indoors here in the north. Learn more about this pretty, delicate looking plant through the link in my profile and add it to your plant wish list....
Learn how to make seed crackers at home. They are full of goodness with no flour and make a great snack or an interesting addition to your charcuterie board. Get the easy recipe through the link in my profile.
If you love the idea of bath bombs but don`t have time or access to a soaking tub, try these shower steamers. They release wonderful aromatherapy in the shower, and they make great gifts. See how you can make your own custom shower steamers through the link in my profile.
Bleeding heart, epimedium, brunnera, ferns, Solomon`s seal, lily of the valley, lungwort, and heuchera. These are just a few of the many plants that you can grow under trees. Come see the rest of my list and see if there`s something you want to put on your garden list this season. (link in profile)
Here`s a great one-pot meal that`s warm and hearty and so easy to make. Zuppa Toscana soup, similar to the one you can get at Olive Garden, made right at home. Get the recipe through the link in my profile.
Do you need more space near windows for your houseplants? Start making hanging planters with twine and simple macrame knots. Twine is very inexpensive, and you can make it in any size. See my post with all the details through the link in my profile....
Peonies in the spring. They just might be my favorite flower in the garden. Did you know that there are several types of peonies and countless varieties? They are easy to grow and last for years and years. Come learn more about this beautiful flowering plant through the link in my profile.
Chives on baked potatoes, chives on corn in the summertime, chives in biscuits... So many ways to cook and enjoy this simple herb, and it`s one of the easiest to grow. Did you know that the pretty flowers are edible too? Come learn more about this fabulous perennial herb you could be growing in your garden. (link in profile)
Looking for a fun Girl`s Night Out craft or rainy day activity. I`ve got you covered. Today I`m sharing 17 Paper Crafts for Adults. All kinds of beautiful, useful ideas made with paper. Many are suitable for kids too. See them all through the link in my profile.
Easter is less than two weeks away. If you purchase a beautiful Easter lily, consider making a centerpiece with the flowers and keep the bulb and foliage to plant in the garden. You can even get another bloom later in the season. If not, it will come back next year. Read more about Easter lilies through the link in my profile.
There`s still plenty of time to make this beautiful striped rope Easter Basket Craft. Basic sewing skills are all you need to create one like this for Easter or something similar (smaller or larger) to use any time of year. Come see how you can create your own through the link in my profile.
Nothing can be more satisfying than creating your own containers, flower planters, and hanging baskets for the gardening season. Trailing plants give you the most bang for your buck and are often the highlight of any group. Come see the list of my favorites, including some that flower for months and some that have beautiful foliage all season long. (link in profile)
Colcannon is a traditional Irish mashed potato recipe that`s easy and delicious. Perfect for any St. Patrick`s Day celebration. Pair it with some yummy corned beef for an entire feast. See the entire recipe through the link in my profile.
Sometimes your old jeans are not worth sending to Goodwill. Don`t throw them in the trash. Create something beautiful with them instead. Today I`m sharing 25 fabulous projects that you can make with discarded jeans. It`s a great way to recycle denim, and you can feel good about upcycling while creating something new. See them all through the link in my profile.
Dividing perennials.... Why? When? and How? That`s the topic of today`s blog post. This is about the time I start digging in the garden to divide and move hardy perennials. Some plants need it, some hate it, and some are fine either way. Learn more about the process through the link in my profile.
Love stuffed cabbage, but don`t have the time to make it? Try making a stuffed cabbage casserole. It has all the same flavor without all the work. See the full recipe through the link in my profile.
