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Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Beautiful Blooms







You know what I love about geraniums? You can't kill them. Like...seriously. I don't even remember planting these which means they have been in that pot for several years which ALSO means they have survived several hard freezes (believe it or not, we get those sometimes in the Bay Area). I forget to water them. Summers can get nasty hot. And yet they live. And they are so pretty and vibrant!

So thumbs up to these gorgeous blooms! They really deserve all of the credit. I just take the pictures :).

Lantern in the upper left from Ikea that I painted with a wash of water and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint.

Sunday, March 15, 2015

BLOOM!





The mustard fields of Suisun Valley get me every single year. It is like the ground is on neon fire! I know that I say this a lot, but living in such a beautiful corner of the Bay Area provides me massive amounts of creative juices and I am grateful for it each day.

What is your favorite thing about where you live? Do you have neon mustard fields too?!

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

DIY: Spring Flowers



We are channeling purples in the dining table flower box today. This simple chalk painted mason jars DIY vintage flower box is still one of my favorite things in our home.






Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Paint Drip Flower Pot


 poured paint planter



I just discovered this tutorial.  What a great idea for summer planters.  And you could use any paint that you've got laying around - house paint would even be great.  I'm going to need to try this!

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Summer Planting...

It's practically summer already, right?  School is out, kids are back in swim team, the heat index is starting to soar.  We're all spending more time outside; shouldn't we put some of our creativity to use and beautify our outdoor spaces?

Do you have a spare car in need of a fresh coat of grass?  No?  Darn it; the picture makes a grass car look like such fun :)


I am loving this idea for colorful landscape grooming.  It doesn't look difficult to replicate either.


And finally, the flowers spilling out of the pot look painting perfect, don't they?  Planters don't always have to stand upright; its alright to tip them over when beauty is pouring out!


How are you planning to mix up your summer planting this season? Do any of these ideas inspire you?