Are you starting to see signs in your garden that the fall season is approaching? September is one of those in-between months where two seasons seem to collide. On one hand, the garden is still producing its summer bounty, but at the same time, the shorter days and cooler nights are signaling the shift to…
As much as I love my summer blooms, there’s something exciting about switching over to a fall container garden. Those deep, rich colors, mixed with a pumpkin or two, can make your porch or patio feel completely transformed, even after most summer flowers have called it quits. Today, I’m sharing 12 of my favorite plants…
Have you started thinking about what needs to be done in the garden as we approach fall and before the first frost of the season? Today, I’m sharing tips and ideas to help you start preparing your garden for fall. It’s that time of year when there’s still so much that the summer garden has…
Who loves a good road trip to find vintage décor? When I found that Vintage Market Days® was coming to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, the town next door to where I lived as a kid, I knew I had to go! This isn’t the typical vintage blog post I write every month with my friends. It…
Do you struggle to keep your flowers alive for more than a couple of days? Today I’m sharing 13 tips and tricks to help extend the vase life of your cut flowers. There’s nothing more frustrating than wilting flowers soon after you’ve cut them from the garden. The tips below will help keep your flower…
What if I told you that you could enjoy your hydrangeas long after the growing season winds down, no matter the time of year? Drying hydrangeas is one of my favorite ways to stretch the season just a little longer. Their faded tones and papery petals bring such a pretty, vintage vibe to any space….