Thanksgiving Decor & Porch Ideas
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Loving today's gentle spring rain. So many things are about to bloom outside- clematis, ninebark, Solomon's seal, are a few I see. Weather so far this spring certainly has made it difficult to get outside and work, but it's just meant I've been tending to work in the office. #tulips #springrain #werkwerkwerk #lexky #gardendesigner #gardening #gardenblogger #ecologicalgardening #spring #sharethelex #localfirstlexington
Happy EARTH day from EARTHeim! Earth is an old English word meaning 'soil' or 'ground'. What do you do to leave a small footprint 👣 on earth, or to benefit it? #earthday #environment #carbonfootprint #pollution #recycle #minimalism #ecologicalgardening #growyourownfood #shoplocallex
I thought my clovers completely died a few weeks ago, right at the time of St Patrick's Day, all the foliage died. Now it's flourishing and flowering all over! #clover #houseplants #breadbox #vintageenamel #honeypot #stilllife
Before... and progress! Working for my grandparents removing a landscaping taboo, rock and landscape plastic. This stuff is really hard to work with. In this case, 2 layers of it. I reused the rock to fill in holes on the other side of the house, where the foundation had to be jacked up with steel bars. It had sunk due to removing the pool a few years ago. It's all being returned to lawn so it's easier to maintain for them. #landscaping #landscapedesign #harddayswork
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