Don’t Just Pin It, PLANT It!

Apr 20, 2016 | Lifestuff

Now don’t get me wrong…I love Pinterest. I have a series of boards ranging from gardens to books, creative interiors to great tasting recipes. I hate knowing, however, that many people are spending more time pinning photos of gardens then they are creating such gardens for themselves. So I’m thinking of starting a new garden catchphrase: Don’t Just Pin It, PLANT It! Take it from me, the real deal is SO much more satisfying than the virtual visuals.

If you’re new to plants and gardening, know that it’s like anything else…you start one plant or one project at a time. Plant by plant, garden by garden.

Start with what you have (a perennial bed, front foundation shrubs, or pots on a deck) and add annuals! By poking in some annual plants every spring you'll have color, color, COLOR all summer. #FlowerLove!

Start with what you have (a perennial bed, front foundation shrubs, or pots on a deck) and add annuals! By poking in some annual plants every spring you’ll have color, color, COLOR all summer. #FlowerLove!

 

Don't settle for photos of lovely veggie gardens...create one for yourself! You will not only get the satisfaction of posting shots of your garden on Instagram, you'll get to eat what you've grown! #BestTastingFoodOnEarth

Don’t settle for photos of lovely veggie gardens…create one for yourself! You will not only get the satisfaction of posting shots of your garden on Instagram, you’ll get to eat what you’ve grown! #BestTastingFoodOnEarth

 

Love the loose, country look? Plant it! Dahlias and nasturtiums are two of my must-have flowers. #EasyToGrow

Love the loose, country look? Plant it! Dahlias and nasturtiums are two of my must-have flowers. #EasyToGrow

 

When you have assorted flowers in your front and backyard, you can create a flower show anywhere in your house or office. #SimplyDisplayedFlowers

When you have assorted flowers in your front and backyard, you can create a flower show anywhere in your house or office. #SimplyDisplayedFlowers

3 Comments

  1. Marcia

    Great idea.

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  2. barbara rogers

    What r the yellow and orange flowers on the fence? R they annuals?

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    • CL Fornari

      Yes, they are annuals. These are climbing nasturtiums…not only beautiful, but edible!

      Reply

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