Firs,t off let me thank The Thrifty Groove for Featuring my Dining Room, I am continuing on my Burlap Creations with more to come but I did create Container Gardens to present! Please visit her and see my featured post. Join us for some great fun.Quick and Easy Inside Gardens
Seasons pass by so fast Fall is quickly moving into Winter
I wanted to preserve my plantings from Summer, the nights here are going down to 20's
A new begining for our plants
A little nuturing and alot of growth happened from Summer to Winter
To create the dish gardens gather your favorite planters...mine are McCoy cream planters $3 each, an Ironstone dish that I got for $2 and a beautiful pot that I found in the laundry room.
Next, gather plants...I got Lamb's ear, Succulant's from the garden and curly hair plant from garden
succulents
Curly hair plant
Place rocks and soil (organic if you can) in the dishes. I just happened to have leftover bag in the storage (FREE).
During the move my $2 Ironstone dish chipped but I love it anyway; I filled the pots and started adding plants. The one thing I spent this weekend was $7 for the green moss at the nursery...I think it added a nice touch.
For the holidays I am going to add so Fairies from the Garden shop Thyme in the Garden
Have Fun with your Gardens
Di
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So charming! :)
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Love the pretty pottery containers you used. Thanks so much for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea garden planters. Darling blog!
ReplyDeleteHi there, I love your little indoor garden. I had thought about bringing in my geraniums for the winter but the problem is space in an apartment. Thanks for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
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