Merry Christmas Eve and welcome to Christmas Tree Mondays. This month, we have been sharing all we know about Christmas Trees. Today, we are excited to share with you about planting your potted Christmas tree.
Happy Friday! Can you believe that Christmas is on Tuesday? This past week has been full of holiday preparation. The gifts are wrapped, the cookies have been baked and the house had been cleaned. On this snowy Friday before Christmas, we are sharing about how to attract birds to your garden.
Willow trees are stunning and graceful trees that can grow up to an amazing 10 feet per year! This fast growth causes willow trees to become a bit unruly and in need of periodic pruning. They tend to grow in the northern hemisphere in moist soil near water. Willows thrive in cold weather and are very versatile.
Happy Monday and welcome to “Christmas Tree Monday”. Every Monday this month we have been sharing “How Tos” on Christmas trees. On this wintery Monday, we are sharing about hanging lights on our Christmas tree without harming the tree.
Hollies are beautiful shiny red berries and bright glossy green leaves scream Christmas. They can be grown inside or out and can be bought at most nurseries. Hollies can add color to your winter garden as well as in the summer.
The holidays are right around the corner and if your home is anything like mine, you are preparing for family and friends to visit. Along with the preparation inside the home, there is preparation going on outside the home that is beyond putting the Christmas lights up. One of those is tree care.
Are you hoping to get your fresh Christmas tree early enough for the Christmas party, but somehow have it last until Christmas Day?
So, you’ve found the perfect tree, you’ve hung all your ornaments proudly, the lights are up and the star is on top. As you take a step back to admire your hard work, you notice that a few branches drooping.
Happy Friday! Did you know that right now is the perfect time to plant brussels sprouts? I know, for most people this is the least favorite of the veggies, however they are packed with nutrition.
If you love the look of spring flowers blooming, but thought that it was too late to plant you can breathe and sigh with relief because it is not too late! However, I would not wait too much longer. This may be your perfect weekend project, if you are not heading out for a Christmas tree.
I love the smell of a fresh Christmas tree. I will even buy candles to enjoy that smell when I don’t have a fresh tree around. Happy Monday, and welcome to our Christmas Tree series. This series is all about Christmas trees, how to pick, care and even dispose of your fresh Christmas Tree.