Movie RoomWe've finished the wood ceiling planks. And now it's time to update the room color. We will be working with clare.com to order all of our paint supplies and color swatches this month. We are looking between Coffee Date, Dirty Chia and their newest color Subrosa. Which would you choose? Laundry SpaceOur laundry is due for a quick refresh. So I plan on adding a gorgeous wall covering, and a fun feature to the ceiling. Plus, we will update the cabinet paint color, hardware, and add a new sink skirt. Primary Bedroom & BathWe are looking forward to updating the paint colors in our primary suite. I love our furnishings, and accessories. But I am ready for fresh color in this space. Shop my current furnishings here. I'll let you in on the color changes coming soon! The current color as it is still very popular is Sherwin Williams Copeland Blue at 50% intensity. Garage & GardensYou can always follow along on my latest gardening adventures on @wideskygardens. We will be overhauling the garage and moving out all of my gardening storage to a new space. Stay tuned for these changes to start this Summer!
This year I am starting both flowers and veggies inside from seed. I know the winter months can be wearing for some and others love this season of rebirth and renewal. I personally love these quieter winter months of reading, sitting by our fire, and seed starting. I hope you'll join me on this journey of growing your own plant babies for your garden. I'm including a video of how I like to start my seeds. And in the next post I'll talk about carrying for your seedlings. Happy growing! When starting seeds, you'll need: Seeds - Water - Jiffy Seed Starting Mix Pencil - Popsicle Sticks or Card Stock - Labeling pen Seed Starting Trays - Leftover Plastic trays from Nurseries - Strawberry Containers from grocery - Milk Jugs all work great. I use a combination of the above items. In my video today I have an aluminum tray & the toilet paper/paper towel holders to separate the starts. Here's my list of inside seed starts for the year: Snapdragons Cosmos Cilantro Basil Tomatoes Cherry Tomatoes Sweet Peppers Shisto Peppers Eggplants Black Beauty Zuchini My list of direct sow plants for our cool/warm seasons: Peas French Radish Spinach Buttercrunch Lettuce Romaine Lettuce Boston Bib Lettuce My list of direct sow plants for hot season: Watermelons Spaghetti Squash Cantaloupe Perennials
Adding this year... Calendula Chamomile 2022 Blueberries 2021 Strawberries 2023 Catmint 2021 Spearmint 2021 Peppermint 2022 Plum Tree 2022 Pear Tree |
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