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There is something so dainty and elegant about rain lilies. Their delicate blooms seem to appear overnight, bringing a little bit of magic to the garden after a summer rain. Two years ago, I discovered my very first rain lily growing in our front yard. It had simply popped up out of nowhere. I was immediately captivated by its beauty and made sure to mow carefully around it all summer long because I hoped it would bloom again. A few weeks later, another rain lily appeared jus

Whew! What a whirlwind the last few months have been for our household. Moving into a new home is always chaotic, but carefully transporting an entire garden adds a whole new level of challenge. Thankfully, I'd like to think we did a pretty good job helping everything survive the move! Now that we're settling in, we have an entirely new front flower bed to design and a back patio just waiting to be decorated. The possibilities are endless, and we're so excited to start creati

It's incredible to think we're already in the early part of April 2026! Our garden took a bit of a backseat during the winter. However, we still have our lovely morning glories, inpatients, gaillardia pulchella, geraniums, and rain lilies. We haven't begun planting our favorite summer flower, the sunflower, yet, but keep an eye out as we'll start in the next week or so. This week, we're moving into our new home, providing us with more space to expand our garden. So excited!

Spring has been a delightful season in my garden! Earlier this year, I grew a mix of vibrant veggies and colorful flowers that brought life and joy to every corner of my pots. My veggie patch included juicy grape tomatoes , hearty green beans , tiny pumpkins , and some small onions that I started earlier this year; watching them grow has been so rewarding! The flowers added a splash of color everywhere I looked and black-eyed susans , sunflowers stood tall, bachelor buttons