How To Edge A Flower Bed

How To Edge A Flower Bed Like A Pro from Funky Junk Interiors

Garden Tool Organization [DIY Organization]

Garden Tool Organization from Ashbee Design

Tiled Window Box [Outdoor DIY]

Tiled Window Box from Centsational Girl

Topsy Turvy Pots

Topsy Turvy Pots from Home Stories A2Z

Carrot Cupcakes [Garden Cupcakes]

Carrot Cupcakes from Living Locruto

Fabric Wrapped Spring Pails

Spring Fabric Decoupaged Buckets from BHG

Flower Arranging Tips

Flower Arranging Tips from Martha Stewart 

Eggshell Flowerpots

Eggshell Flowerpots from Martha Stewart

Mini Clay Pot Wreath

Clay Pot Wreath from Glitter to Gumdrops

Photograph Pots

Face Pots from Good!Creative

Plantable Valentine

So I have posted about a million printable valentines, but this is the first PLANTABLE Valentine I have shared:

Amy made these cute valentines  with homemade paper that she added wildflower seeds to.  Once the holiday is over and the weather has warmed up, you can plant them and wildflowers will grow!

You can see how to make your own plantable valentines over at Positively Splendid.

Tiered Terra Cotta Plant

I have always loved cute little terra cotta planters full of gorgeous greenery or flowers.  But living in Arizona all my life, what was in the pot usually stayed pretty for 2.5 seconds.  That is one thing that is better in Texas.  There is a lot of green and it seems to stick around for a while.  Which makes me love this idea from Positively Splendid even more:

Part planter, part house number, and completely cute, you can get the tutorial, that I found at Creation Corner,  HERE.

Why Should Spoons Have All The Fun

The Pleasures of Homemaking has a tutorial to make fun silverware garden signs:

And she let all the utensils play, not just the spoons:

You can check out her tutorial HERE.

Pitcher to Planter

Hayley the Handmade Housewife from found this at a thrift store:


And used it for this:

And now I am wondering how many thrift stores I will have to visit to find like a dozen of those!

Pretty Pots

Pretty up some plain terra-cotta pots with paint:

The people at Ladies Home Journal painted regular terra-cotta gardening pots (the really inexpensive kind) with a coat of latex paint and then decorated them by adding designs in dots with a paint pen. Pretty easy and it makes a HUGE difference!