Itβs my birthday and my kindergartener (a determined gardener in his own right) ran out in the fog to snip the last blooming rose and tape it to his gift before school this morning. Best ever π πΉ6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
It was a few years ago now, but I wanted to share that we grew most of our own flowers for our wedding. I spent the morning before our ceremony making bouquets with friends. It was a summerβs worth of work (and watering!), but I would do it again π6yr β dailyrain β r/weddingplanning
Two teenage boys walked by on the sidewalk today and yelled I like your garden! and it was pretty much the best thing that happened all day7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
So we got married (!!!) and we grew (most of) our own wedding flowers... Enough to fill 86 vases, most of which ended up as gifts for guests.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
...nobody was buying them. It bummed the 10 year old for a little, but now we're trying a different strategy :)9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
The 3 year old planted this part of the garden, scattering leftover seeds wherever he wanted, and watering it, mostly in the nude and covered in mud. all spring9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
I had no idea until this summer, but borage (starflower) is a pretty amazing plant.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
The raspberry bed my hubby made by sledgehammering a concrete slab in the backyard.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
I failed at growing many things this year, but I have berries figured out7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
There are still so many flowers in the garden... I had to make a few bouquets for the kitchen window9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Wedding flower practice... Growing our own flowers, collecting colored glass bottles from thrift stores... Here we go, August 1st :)9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Blackberries coming in just in time to say goodbye to the blueberries π8yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
We picked 6 lb of strawberries from the front yard today. Awesome, but time consuming. They wonβt stop and I feel awful letting any them go to waste π6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Toddler and I split this year's cherry harvest... My half was delicious9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
We are growing our own wedding flowers for when we get married at the beginning of August. I took advantage of the rainy day to do a practice run with what's blooming now.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
They were very unhappy a week ago, but I think they are on the up and up π΅6yr β dailyrain β r/cactus
I have 8 gallon bags of strawberries in the deep freezer, but I have been working all summer to get just ONE bag of raspberries. Feel like I just climbed a damn mountain π7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Love what my bank has done with hens and chicks in this big bed outside their front door π°π±6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
2lb king bolete in a yard down the street. They let us pick it if we promised to bring them half after we dry it π7yr β dailyrain β r/mycology
Growing legally in my Oregon garden. (Is it time to harvest? I have no idea what I'm doing!)9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
My little one wanted to give flowers to her bus driver today, the last day of school :)9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Bee balm: the beautiful but somewhat creepy alien-spider looking bloom9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Really into my tiny coffee cakes and that I grew/gathered all these berries! ππ7yr β dailyrain β r/Baking
I have no idea what I'm doing as this is my first week bullet journaling, but I'm kind of proud of this page listing the bags of fruit I picked for the freezer this summer ππ7yr β dailyrain β r/bulletjournal
I know I'm going to have to battle this wisteria at some point, but for now I'm just going to enjoy it7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
I've always had a bunch of these orange daylilies, but this yellow guy is a happy surprise7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Appreciating some teachers π azalea, calla lily, lupine, columbine, forget-me-nots, a few irises, and a yellow weed I canβt get rid of6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
My momma always made us the prettiest birthday cakes, and I'm pretty excited that today we got to make one for her.7yr β dailyrain β r/Baking
First real bouquet of the year... hellebores for my mother-in-law π6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Swiped a struggling foxglove on a camping trip last summer and it's thriving in my garden!7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
My coriander is nearly 3 feet tall and has been blooming like this for a month. Who knew it had such a beautiful flower!9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Does anyone else rinse, bake, crush and then feed the ladies their own eggshells? I just started doing this and it's such a cool cycle!9yr β dailyrain β r/BackYardChickens
Got these irises from a garden share earlier this spring. She said they were purple, but I ain't mad.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Seven bouquets for teacher appreciation week... trying to make them all just a little different7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
New lupine leaves are my favorite thing about mid-winter in the valley6yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Teeny tiny friends. A pot broke while I was trying to make the drainage hole bigger with a screwdriver... but I think this will work π€π6yr β dailyrain β r/succulents
I wish I knew the name of this orange rose that grows in the shade garden π πΉ7yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Blueberry, buckwheat, banana. Small and gluten free, dairy free... so, boring... but I'm still excited π―7yr β dailyrain β r/Baking
Okay, but how sweet is it to pick a couple of bouquets for my moms from flowers I've grown :)9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
I dug these from my momma's yard and don't know what they're called. But I love them and want them in every color.9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
I really like this one. Bee balm, coreopsis, day lilies, calla lilies, astilbe, globe flower, clematis, dianthus, rose campion, coriander, and roses9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening
Last week, we paid 4 bucks for a 1/2 pint at the farmers' market, and I knew it wouldn't be long before that seemed insane. Well, here we are!9yr β dailyrain β r/gardening