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22/05/2026

Today is my husband and I’s 6th wedding anniversary! Two kids, one house and several cars later… living the dream life with the ones that I love 💕

Hubby got some grocery store flowers, which look fantastic with my garden additions and unplanned matching toenail polish 💅 featured from my garden are catmint, false indigo foliage, chamomile, a few astilbe and one of my surviving fridge peonies from earlier this month! Lavender clippings for scents and giggles 🤭

The last rose of the season 😢 I enjoy fall but have a hard time letting go of the summer because I know winter is coming...
27/10/2024

The last rose of the season 😢 I enjoy fall but have a hard time letting go of the summer because I know winter is coming… since having a baby and being in grad school (still working full time to) I feel like the time is just zipping on by. It’s already almost November and I never got my fall wreath out 😭. Guess I’ll go make an apple pie to console myself lol

Unintentional garden outfit coordination 🖤💜 this is the first bloom from Nikko blue hydrangea I started from a bareroot ...
19/06/2024

Unintentional garden outfit coordination 🖤💜 this is the first bloom from Nikko blue hydrangea I started from a bareroot a couple years ago. Yes I could treat my soil with some aluminum to get bluer blooms, but I’m really loving this lavender pink color so I may just leave it! What do you think, should I go for blue or just leave it and see what happens next year? Also these are Apache thornless blackberries and I would 10/10 recommend it if you’re going to grow blackberries bc let’s be real thorns are the worst and this plant is about to explode with berries. I see many blackberry themed desserts in my future 💜🖤

The bees enjoying my anise hyssop this evening 🥰
09/06/2024

The bees enjoying my anise hyssop this evening 🥰

After all the cooler temperatures last week, my dahlias are starting to come on! Fun fact of the day: dahlias are native...
18/08/2023

After all the cooler temperatures last week, my dahlias are starting to come on! Fun fact of the day: dahlias are native to the mountains of Mexico and Central America where they thrive in the cooler elevations. They also are Mexico’s national flower. Que linda, no? Also fun fact: I studied Spanish in college and sometimes pretend like I speak Spanish but in reality I have the vocabulary of a 3 year old. Unless it comes to pushing out babies… I have learned a few key phrases out of necessity when I have Spanish speaking patients 😅

My first year growing dahlias, and I’m kicking myself for not starting sooner! These are a Walmart special here, don’t r...
22/07/2023

My first year growing dahlias, and I’m kicking myself for not starting sooner! These are a Walmart special here, don’t remember the variety, just an impulse buy that I’m pleasantly surprised by haha. I have these growing on the northwest corner of my garden, and they seem to appreciate a little shade, as my dahlias currently in full blazing sun next to the road have yet to start blooming 🤔 also planning to keep these overwinter in the ground and see what happens. Most people seem to dig their dahlia tubers every fall, but I’m feeling frisky and going to risk it to see how she does. Anyone have luck over wintering dahlias in 6b?

It’s almost June and the berry patch has been producing strawberries everyday since May 12! I’ve been dreaming of having...
30/05/2023

It’s almost June and the berry patch has been producing strawberries everyday since May 12! I’ve been dreaming of having my own berry patch but was always weary of Japanese beetles, rabbits, bugs and other problems I had learned to associate with them. So far I think part of my success has been related to growing three different varieties, growing under thorny raspberries to deter adorable hopping berry robbers, mulching with straw in the winter to prevent crown rot/freeze damage/keep berries off the ground, and keeping the berries picked to avoid attracting bugs. No fertilizer, no sprays, but sporadic watering when it decides to stop raining. Maybe it’s beginners luck? Honestly let’s not question it too much, don’t want to jinx the berries.

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