I've been out in the yard doing some spring cleaning, getting excited about the plants coming up, and planning the other ones I'd like to try this year. I live in a home with a great yard that was loved for decades by a woman who obviously had a green thumb.
She left behind 8 planters that I have big plans for. I've moved them to the front steps where they'll get a lot of southern exposure so I can grow lettuce, herbs and whatever else strikes my fancy.
{Just not tomatoes, they were terrible last year.}
I read somewhere that bringing your veggie garden out front elivates your garden a notch or two because it goes from just another pretty flower to a conversation starter with your neighbors. I like my neighbors and know I'll learn a lot from these seasoned gardners, especially if I bring my attempt at gardening out where they can critique it!
Plus, multitasking pretty and yummy? I'm on board for sure.
I think I'll also relocate some of that wild ground cover that I love from the trails to my yard... {picture below}
{Just not tomatoes, they were terrible last year.}
I read somewhere that bringing your veggie garden out front elivates your garden a notch or two because it goes from just another pretty flower to a conversation starter with your neighbors. I like my neighbors and know I'll learn a lot from these seasoned gardners, especially if I bring my attempt at gardening out where they can critique it!
Plus, multitasking pretty and yummy? I'm on board for sure.
I think I'll also relocate some of that wild ground cover that I love from the trails to my yard... {picture below}
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