I’ve always been one of those peeps that bought paperwhites at the grocery store, put them in a “new” container, and tried to pass them off as my own doing. Nothing wrong with that; total time saver, and last minute I-totally-need-a-gift-for-my-friend-type-thing. I’m all in for “semi-homemade,” but this year, I wanted to try my hand at planting paperwhite bulbs in my own containers.
Growing paperwhites indoors is easy! I’m going to show you how and it only takes a few minutes!
It may come as a shock to you, but this is my first bulb planting rodeo. I’ve never personally been to this show before, but have always wanted to attend. We do have annual flowers that rise up in the springtime that have been here since we moved in, but it’s time we have more. Time to get on the horse.
Before I start any project, I do my research. I read up on as much info as I can, so I have some sort of clue as to what I’m doing. Planting bulbs is no different. From friend’s advice to lots on online articles, here are some valuable tips that I learned.
It’s all about shallots today. I’m sharing the facts on planting shallots and a how-to guide.
For the seven years that I have had a garden, I have wanted to plant shallots and garlic. I’m not sure why I haven’t until now, but nonetheless I’m here now to share the facts and guide for planting shallots in the fall. And since their price is absurd, there’s no time like the present to start growing them.
Here is the facts and my how-to guide on how to grow shallots, and it’s waayyyy easier than you think!
When I talk about fall and planting and I make the comment of “bring me allllll the plants,” I mainly mean, bring on the mums. I so enjoy them because they represent fall in all their colors. I like a mixture. Yellows and rusts, burgundy, purple and whites. Bring ’em all on. Let’s talk about what you need to know before buying mums.
