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Garden Wall Art DIYA quick search on Pinterest for Garden Wall Art will turn up a lot of ideas for gorgeous living art - art made out of moss, succulents, and many up-cycyled objects. I've got a gorgeous old up-cycled garden shed that has been begging for a Garden Wall Art DIY, and…
How to Save Zinnia Seeds#gno information! • #gno featured • green living
Zinnias are one of my favorite flowers to grow in my garden. Not only are they beautiful and easy to grow, they are also a kid-friendly plant and saving their seeds for next year's garden is really easy. Your children will not only love picking beautiful zinnias next year, but…
10 Tips for Starting Seeds Indoorslifestyle • clubs • green living
It's that time again when gardeners, stuck inside in cold winter weather, start dreaming of springtime gardens. One garden task that can be done indoors during the winter is starting seeds indoors. Starting seeds indoors can be a little tricky though, so I'm sharing a list of tips that help…
Homemade Gourd Bird Feeder DIYI was excited a while ago to find inspiration for a bird feeder made out of pumpkins on Pinterest. I love growing fun gourds in my garden. They're just amazing to watch grow - so colorful and fun for the kids. But honestly, what good are tons of gourds? I can…
5 Ways to Wear Hats this FallThank heavens for hats! I don't know about you but the first thing to go when life gets a little crazy is actually doing my hair. I mean who has time to do their hair when time is of the essence? Good thing you can still look cute and put…
Seed Starting Tips for Kids – Fall GardensLooking to get the kids more involved outdoors? Here are seed starting tips for kids to get them outside and learning right now! Gardening with kids is a great opportunity to teach them about a variety of subjects. Not only can they learn how food grows and take responsibility for…
