Do you wish you had a green thumb? Well, please join me and my fabulous co-hosts today on “After Class with Mrs. Hines” for some helpful tips on preparing your garden for Spring.
We’ll join Leo and Jane at their Cottage on the Crossroads where they’ll share tips on getting a vegetable garden ready for Spring.
And we need something pretty in which to place fresh flowers from the garden. While Yvonne creates a lovely floral arrangement, Heather will show us how to make your own painted vase.
Tammy is going to add some whimsy to the garden with her creative garden markers. And if you’re as eager to start planting as I am, then you’ll appreciate Erin’s tutorial on starting seedlings indoors.
And that’s not all! The episode will air at 1:00 CST on Google +. I’ll add the video to this post and my Facebook page once we go live. If you miss it, don’t worry. You’ll be able to watch the recording from here or Google + at your convenience.
See you in class,
Mrs. Hines
We are so ready for gardening here at the old Back Porch. The snow is still melting here. It was a lot and it stayed on the ground two weeks. We are hoping this will help the drought and J’s hosta gardens and other plants around our home will thrive this season.
Those nasturtiums look amazing. If they are grown without pesticides they make wonderful garnish for dishes. Perhaps we should put some out on the berm by the creek.
Tammy from Deja Vue Designs grows nasturtiums every year and uses them as garnish and in her salads. I’m inspired to plant nasturtiums in my garden this year, too.