It's that time of year again, where I review my most viewed posts from all over the world and I was surprised at some of the posts that were at the top of the heap. The top ten countries that view my blog in descending order are the U.S. Canada, UK, Australia, India, Germany, …
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Who says you have to decorate with holly, mistletoe and pine? When I spotted succulent Christmas trees made up at a local nursery last Christmas for hundreds of dollars,  I was inspired to create my own for Christmas. Succulents are so versatile that I use them in many decorating ways. Air plants are right up there in …
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Who says that you have to decorate with holly, mistletoe, and pine at Christmas? Do it with succulents!
With the changing of the seasons, I like to update my miniature gardens to reflect the fall season, just like I decorate my house for Fall. Go to Springtime Miniature Gardens to see how my spring creations come together. For Christmas mini gardens, go to Miniature Gardens in the Winter and Miniature Christmas Garden Craze. The Fall …
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Miniature hostas like 'Blue Mouse Ears' are flying out of nurseries because of their versatility and ability to fit into small garden spaces.
Garden gnomes have been around for a long time and you either hate them or love them! I found some historic garden gnomes hidden away in an old house in the basement and brought them out into the light of day to enjoy.
Miniature landscapes and miniature settings stole the show at the Philadelphia Flower Show this year. Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" got the blue ribbon for drama.
It's winter and time to enjoy gardening inside. Try creating a miniature garden with some plants from Home Depot, a shallow container, soil, and a few minis picked up from the Garden Center.
It is easy to create a mini landscape in a small pot or terrarium to It makes a great gift for someone who can't have their own outdoor garden or who just wants to enjoy something growing during the long winter months.
Garden gnomes have a long history and are a fun way to enjoy gardening. Learn about the history of gnomes and follow a simple tutorial on making a gnome home out of a broken pot.
