Juicy Tips for Growing your own Raspberry Bushes Are you ready to transform your garden into a vibrant haven of beauty and flavor? Look no further than raspberry bushes. These versatile plants are a favorite among home gardeners for a good reason. Not only do they offer an abundance of delicious fruit, but they also …
Easy Grandparent’s Day Gift For The Gardening Lover this post contains affiliate links Grandparent’s Day is September 11th this year, which means that it is coming up quickly! The boys’ school doesn’t celebrate Grandparent’s Day until October, and really, we should be celebrating it all of the time because grandparents are awesome!!
Simple Easter Bunny Wreath DIY A while back, I noticed that our grapevine was out of control. It grows on the fence between our garden and carport, and it was so out of control that the boys had to push them back if they go out of Daddy’s car. It was almost like a jungle! …
Strawberries are a wonderful addition to the garden because they provide you with delicious fruit and add a little color to one of the hardest areas of the garden to fill in. No matter if you decide to grow them in a container, bed or hanging baskets, strawberries can start bearing fruit in just a …
How to Naturally Control Squash Bugs Out of all of the things I have tried to grow over the year, yellow summer squash has to be my very favorite! It is easy to grow and take care of, and summer squash is one of my very favorite vegetables. You can do so many things with …
Start Your Garden Indoors with DIY Seed Pots! I received these seed pots and we were excited to decorate them. I gave the boys some markers, eco-friendly glue, googly eyes, tissue paper, eggshells, and old cooked spaghetti noodles, just for fun. I was curious as to what they would come up with. (The googly eyes …
I have always loved having a garden, but we have not always had much space or time to get a bigger garden accomplished. We have had success with a few small flowerbed veggie gardens, where we have grown carrots, okra, onions, snow peas, radishes, squash, and zucchini. This year, with the boys being a little …