OBF APRIL~~~SPRING IS IN THE AIR~~~
canyonwind
last year
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (70)
canyonwind
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearRelated Discussions
new: obf: july 'beat the heat' swap
Comments (134)hi everyone. lots to catch up on. hope EVERYONE is well, prayers and happy thoughts to all that need them. melissa, just love that lili pic. i remember the first time my son fed himself spaghetti. head to toe and everything in between. carol, in such a short period of time, your yard is amazing. dottie, this weather is nuts, isn't it. i appreciate the rain, less to water, especially since i never hooked up the drip system (again) this year. i still don't have a red tomato, but i certainly have some wonderful weeds. i'm not losing sleep over anything in the back yard beds this year, i have all intentions of revamping absolutely everything and building a few raised beds and walls come autumn. my hydrangeas this year have been the most spectacular show stoppers in my beds. each one is prettier than the next and so many different colors. i hope to dry some blooms this year and keep them at least until christmas that i can put them in a tree. a friend of mine did that one year and it was such a wonderful tree. just hydrangea and vertical ribbons - simple and gorgeous. my g-babe turned 3 last friday and we floated around to various spca's and finally, she found her dog who she named "lisa". it's a cute little thing - a wire haired dachsund. i am thinking it might be a little mix in it, but she's so cute and rather intelligent. a real cuddle bug too. my g-babe is learning to walk her and pick up after her on our walks as well. hot and sticky today - i relented and turned on the air. i've had it on in the car for about a month already this month's swap boxes are just great so far. hope to read about august soon. time to catch up on all the OBF activities. be well everyone, happy blooms maryanne...See MoreOBF August 2016: Bountiful Harvest
Comments (110)So sorry I did not post yesterday. Phone, TV and Internet down, down, down. Before it goes down again, let me see if I can get my BOUNTIFUL HARVEST package from Ruth posted. And what a package she sent!!! Ruth, you went overboard! Absoloutley wonderful!! Ruth sent me..... *A lovely note *Seeds....Moringa from two different sources, Echinacea Pow Wow Wild Berry, Rudebeckia Irish Eyes and Indian Summer, Gaillardia Goblin *Cocktail Napkins (and a napkin basket holder).....To darn funny. The napkins say, "Wine is Proof God Loves Us and Wants Us To Be Happy." And there is a black and white picture of four gals drinking wine, of course. These are classic!! *Kitchen towel......which says, "Love People Cook Them Tasty Food *Spices from Penzeys.....Salsa and Pico, Vietnamese Cinammon, Cilantro, Minced Garlic and a bag of Bay Leaves, Cinammon and Nutmeg....I did not open the bag up for freshness purposes. *Hard cover Penzys catalog and cookbook all in one, "Love People Cook Them Tasty Food"...how cool. I love Penzys!!!! Ruth, I can not thank you enough. My Bountiful Harvest from you...FANTASTIC!! Happy weekend to all! Annie...See MoreSept. OBF: Bugs - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Comments (195)Hello Girls Yes it was on my porch after 6 last night. My package from Margo got me ready for fall. It had Bath and body works wallflowers holder with a caramel pumpkin swirl scent. French lavender and honey shower gel,. A beautiful blue butterfly canvas picture,solar dancing butterfly, insect repelling band{always use these} sour watermelon worms 2 cute bug rocks { I want to make these} poached egg seeds fleabane seeds dwarf toadflax seeds Mixed columbine seeds Margo I love all items Thank you for another great month in this friendly group....See MoreOBF July 4th Simple Swap
Comments (129)I was just taking a moment to catch up on all the posts. Susan, I am glad they found your car in good condition too. That must have been an awful ordeal. Shirley, I am so sorry about your day lilies. The deer came over my fence and ate the top two feet off my roma tomato plants and helped themselves to zucchini and other squash plants as well. They also ate my my oriental and Asiatic lilies down to the stubs. I told my husband he is going to have to create an 8 ft tall fence inside our fenced back yard. I was so heart broken. I have been spraying to keep them out and everything but it is difficult to keep them out when they are hungry. My neighbor down the street built a 7 ft tall cyclone fence structure and added his raised garden beds all around the perimeter of his garden "room".. He said it has worked really well for him and I am going to have to resort to the same thing if I want to have a vegetable garden I guess. Tammy, many thanks again for hosting. I was so glad to participate and learned a lot too. I have posted August's OBF Be Well Swap this morning....See Morecanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearsandlapper_rose
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearSoLovelyLily
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearsandlapper_rose
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearruthz
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearsandlapper_rose
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearcanyonwind
last yearsandlapper_rose
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearcanyonwind
last yearMelinda Hagen
last yearruthz
last yearcanyonwind
last yearcanyonwind
last yearSoLovelyLily
last yearruthz
last yearcanyonwind
last yearruthz
last yearlast modified: last yearSoLovelyLily
last yearcanyonwind
last yearbrittneysgran
last yearcanyonwind
last yearsandlapper_rose
last yearlast modified: last yearcanyonwind
last yearruthz
last yearcanyonwind
11 months agocanyonwind
11 months agoruthz
11 months agosandlapper_rose
11 months agocanyonwind
11 months ago
Related Stories
EVENTSHighlights From This Spring’s Design Happenings
Get a look at the top showcase houses, design festivals and garden shows around the world from now through June
Full StoryHOUSEKEEPINGTo-Dos: Your April Home Checklist
Take advantage of spring’s warmer weather to spruce up your outdoor spaces and refresh your entryway and common living areas
Full StoryMONTHLY HOME CHECKLISTSYour April Checklist for a Smooth-Running Home
Shake off the winter blues and spring into action to get your home in the spirit of the new season
Full StoryGARDENING GUIDESSimple Pleasures: Savor the First Spring Day in the Garden
How will you answer the call of the garden once the birds are chirping, the bulbs are blooming and the air is inviting?
Full StorySPRING GARDENINGSpring Gardens Are Waking — Here’s What to Do in March
Excitement fills the air when gardens come back to life. These guides will help you make the most of yours
Full StoryMONTHLY HOME CHECKLISTSTo-Dos: Your April Home Checklist
Kick spring cleaning into high gear, and troubleshoot cooling and irrigation systems for the warmer months ahead
Full StoryHOUSEKEEPINGApril Checklist for a Smooth-Running Home
Refresh and organize your rooms and outdoor spaces to meet the new season with a spring in your step
Full StoryEVENTSDesign Calendar: April 27–May 17, 2012
Go antiquing at the New York Botanical Garden, stay smack dab in the modern world with furnishing finds on the West Coast and more
Full StoryTRENDING NOWThe 10 Most Popular Laundry Rooms of Spring 2021
Playful patterns and details mix with hardworking elements in the most-saved new laundry room photos on Houzz right now
Full StoryLATEST NEWS FOR PROFESSIONALS10 Furnishings Trends at the Spring 2023 High Point Market
Greens and blues, art and artisanship, and mixed eras and textures were seen in collections at the industry event
Full Story
ruthz