Saltwater Sounds Weekly Wrap-up

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The weather continues to be gorgeous with temps in the low 70s. Perfect gardening weather.

It’s short and sweet this week. I am LIVING out in the garden this week. There isn’t much time for anything else, but I think I will have all my planting and dividing done by the end of the weekend. Please cross your fingers for me!

I’ll take you all on a garden tour VERY VERY soon! Have a great weekend!

Have you heard about my Gardening Tips & Tricks group on Facebook? Whether you’re a Master Gardener, can hold your own in the garden, or a beginner, we’d love to have you!


What’s Happening at Shiplap and Shells…

STUNNING SPRING AMARYLLIS BULBS FROM BRECK’S GIFTS

Are you looking for something easy to grow indoors this spring that will produce the most stunning blooms? I have just the thing! Amaryllis bulbs from Breck’s Gifts make the perfect addition to your home or a special gift for any flower lover.

WHEN TO CUT BACK SPRING BULB FLOWERS AND LEAVES

Do you ever get frustrated by all the dead leaves your spring bulbs leave behind? Resist the strong urge to cut back your foliage. First, read more about when to cut back spring bulb flowers and leaves.


My Favorite Inspiration Around the Web From Last Week…

Rachel at The Ponds Farmhouse shares 17 patriotic Memorial Day ideas. You won’t want to miss a single one!


My friend CoCo at The Crowned Goat shares her tips for styling a dining room hutch.


More Inspiration…

Planting seed starts.

Decorating your home with paper.

Summer bedroom styling tips.

How to set up a potting bench.

Recipe for roasted zucchini panzanella salad.

Decorating with the color purple.


I’d love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know what you’d like to see on the blog! Thank you for being here. It means the world.

Enjoy your weekend,


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  1. Kim, I am back in town and catching up on all my blog reading! How exciting that you hope to be finished with your gardening soon. My garden is starting to burn out with the hotter temps, but the watermelon, cucumbers, musk melons and pumpkins are all growing together….I just joined your Facebook gardening group too….so hopefully you’ll accept me. Funny you mention the amaryllis, I had one pop up in the middle of a large bed of ground cover. No idea how it got there, but what a pleasant surprise.

    1. Isn’t that always the best when something starts growing in your garden that you have never seen before? I believe I did accept you and looking forward to you sharing some of your knowledge. Be sure to share your latest blog post on providing shade to your veggies. People would love that.

    1. Thank you, Chas. I feel like I have not done anything but work in the garden in the last few weeks. It is crazy, but so rewarding. Hope to visit with you next week.

  2. Kim I can’t get over all your gardening. It’s so amazing. Thank you so much for the beautiful feature today too. Happy Saturday!

    1. Now that the sun has been shining things are really starting to fill out. It’s so much work, but so fun all at the same time.

  3. Your gardens are filling in beautifully!!! I can’t wait to see all your seed starts bloom! That bird house is amazing. I love how it looks in the garden. Like you I’ve been crazy busy in the garden this week and am getting ready to get back outside now! I love this time of year. xoxo

    1. This is such a fun time of year out in the garden Stacy! I can’t wait to see how both of our cut flower gardens turn out this year.

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