Yesterday I was asked to do a gardening segment on Fox13 The Place. I had such a great time showing the Host, Brooke, how to make Mini Birdseed Wreaths.
Click through for recipe, instructions, video tutorial and a discount code on bird related items.
I had a wonderful time learning to make Grapevine wreaths with my friend Ashley. I love learning new ways to make things useful in more than one way. Not only can you grow tasty grapes to eat, you can use the vines to decorate your yard and home!
It’s that time of year!
Sometimes shopping for Christmas gifts can be overwhelming. If you are shopping for a loved one who enjoys spending time outdoors in the yard/garden, but are not sure which are the best, tried-and-true tools to gift, I’ve got you covered! I’ve teamed up with Homegrown Traditions to bring you this gardening gift guide!
We’ve taken all the guess work out of what to get the gardener in your life. I’ve done all the shopping and product testing for you. You can purchase all these items online and then stick them in this darling Gardening Canvas Tote from Homegrown Traditions.
This Gardening Canvas Tote gift bag will be sure to please any outdoor enthusiast.
Continue for Gift Guide and links.
Around our house, the weekends are for lazy mornings and big breakfasts brunches. These GF Pumpkin Waffles are delicious and sure to get you in the Holiday spirit!
I love the Holidays! Something about having little ones in our home just makes them that much more enjoyable!
My daughter and I had fun creating these darling Pretzel Turkeys together after seeing them on my friend Kim’s instagram, for a fun holiday treat. How cute would these be as part of your place setting on Thanksgiving, or a fun craft to entertain the kids whilst dinner is cooking!?
Looking for a super fast, tasty dinner? This Holy Moly Chicken fits the bill, and is even GF. If you are in a crunch for time, this meal can easily be made ahead of time and stored in the fridge until you are ready for dinner.
When I was in high school I loved going through the Sunday papers recipe section. I’d clip and try any recipe that sounded tasty to me. This Chunk Style Applesauce came from the Sunday paper all those years ago. This recipe followed me into adulthood, through my college days, and is still a family favorite in my kitchen.
The original recipe is a crock-pot version. My sister tried this in her pressure cooker and sure enough it worked and cut the cooking time down dramatically!
October and November is the perfect time to plant spring bulbs here in Northern Utah. Planting now will ensure gorgeous blooms and beautiful spring color. If you are anything like me, color in the yard after a long bleak winter, is just what I need.
Planting bulbs is super easy and only requires and few steps.
You’ll need: Bulbs of choice, bone meal {As a slow-release fertilizer, bone meal is primarily used as a source of phosphorus and protein that helps bulbs build good strong roots all winter}, bulb auger, gloves.
The Garden Spot 