With two young daughters, it’s really important to me that our concrete patio is kid-friendly! If you’ve been following my recent posts, you’ll know that while I have a lot of outdoor space, it’s all made up of concrete patio. Having a kid-friendly backyard or garden helps kids to want to spent time outside, and…
Inspiration
75 Household Items To Use As Planters – Upcyle Joy!
I got the idea for upcycling household items to use as planters when I visited a little local village here recently. One inventive house had used giant feta tins (well, I do live on a Greek island) as planters all over their garden wall, and it looked amazing – so rustic-chic, with these sunbleached blue…
Create A Gorgeous Balcony Herb Garden
Recently, I noticed that out of our 13 tomato plants on our balcony that we started during lockdown (did anybody NOT grow tomatoes during lockdown)!? – only one had survived. Yep, I’d followed all the gardening books advice, and treated my seedlings like they were living in a rainy, shady English garden. The problem being…
Simple Zen Garden Ideas For Beginners On A Budget
I’ve been intrigued with the idea of Zen gardening recently. We live in troubled times, bombarded with social media doom 24/7. And seeing as I can’t really go outside my home without restriction any more, I’ve been looking to create beautiful spaces at home instead. So when I came across Zen gardens on Pinterest (of…
Should I Start A Cut Flower Business? The Flower Farm Dream…
I’ve got to say, I’m in love with the idea of having my own flower farm lately. Inspired by the Instagram account of Erin Benzakein, founder of Floret Flowers and author of the book A Year In Flowers, I’ve been dreaming of planting, growing, and selling beautiful cut flowers of my own. Who hasn’t dreamed…
David Austin’s English Roses – A Beautiful Book Review
This post is about a truly beautiful book, and if you’re a fan of David Austin’s roses you’re going to want to read this! But first – an intro to my Garden Book Club! Something a millennial thought she would never say. Lol. So, I guess David Austin’s English Roses is the start of something…
