Have you ever lost your garden tools, right in your own backyard? I have learned (the hard way) that small wood-handled tools are much easier to misplace – especially when working in areas of dried leaves or other natural-colored surroundings. I have lost many a tool over the years, simply because I set it down… Read More
It is that time of the year again, folks. Yes, the first time change of 2018 will soon be upon us. Your week-end is about to get a wee-bit shorter. For those of us in the USA, it all starts this … Sunday, March 11th, at 2 A.M. This time change also serves as a… Read More
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to design a sweet craft project that would be quick and easy. I certainly found that, and more, in my Valentine’s Day Conversation Hearts Tree! What I liked most about it was that it was not expensive to make, and you could design it the way… Read More
Captivate your guests this Valentine’s Day by using a combination of rose-colored or soft pink dishes! This Fenton bowl (made from an original Fostoria American mould) looks stunning when paired with classic and vintage dinnerware. This particular piece was available the last year that Fenton made traditional glass, circa 2011. Two other “Rose” colored pieces… Read More
Carnations have been around for a very long time, even dating back to Ancient Rome. Its scientific name is Dianthus caryphyllus. In Greek, dianthus means “flower of the gods” or “heavenly flower”. It is believed that its common name (carnation) was derived from the word “coronation”. Much of this is speculation on my part, and… Read More
The Christmas Cactus (also known as Zygocactus) is one of my most favorite plants. Native to South American jungles, it has proven to be a low-maintenance beauty right here in Florida. They are recommended for use in gardens or patios in USDA Zones 9-10. They do extremely well as a houseplant; however, I enjoy mine… Read More
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