it even further disinfects everything.
I had some of these bachelor’s buttons at my old house and I know I could never manage to kill them, no matter how neglected they got, so a few of these won a spot in the garden too.. Buy smaller plants and be patient..This is the hard one, right?
We could have spent a fortune on buying really nice, big, mature plants and having a bit of instant gratification, but it’s worth it to have one or two years of an “OK” garden, before it really becomes the garden of our dreams.We’ll learn so much watching the plants grow during that time too.I’ve often bought really tiny plants that only took a few months before they were five times the size!
I might be an impatient girl, but even I’ll admit that a little bit of patience pays off sometimes..Borrow from a friend, or another one of your own flower gardens.. Don’t forget about the magic of splitting your perennials!
Some plants actually need to be dug up and split every few years to keep them really healthy.
If a friend has a plant you like, it can be dug up in the early Fall, or the early Spring and half of it can be replanted in your garden.But it sure can help!.
Here’s the thing: We’re not so good with Valentine’s Day around here.Same with anniversaries and things like that.
Going out for some lame dinner with just Chris and I always seems kind of underwhelming.We both love creating holiday traditions for our whole family though.