Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts

Friday, May 2, 2014

Sanders Nursery

In continuation of May Day, today I visited Sanders Nursery in south Broken Arrow to get some plants for our front garden. 


Sanders is going to get at least an annual visit from me because it is now one of my favorite places to visit. I will definitely be looking forward to it every year.

The nursery is a huge covered greenhouse with all types of shrubs, flowers, and trees forming rows upon rows.

I was pretty intimidated when I first walked in but it was a beautiful day to just walk the rows and look at the wonderful plant life!

After some help from the friendly staff, and one call to my mom, I finally picked out what I wanted and took home some bushes and flowers for our garden. Kyle and I finished planting them all just before dark. I am excited to show you our before and after front garden soon!

-N

Friday, March 28, 2014

(Almost) April Showers

It's a gray, stormy day here in NWA, but I don't mind at all.  Spring is finally making an appearance after the longest winter I can remember, and with all this rain, I can't stop thinking about planting flowers.  I've always wanted to learn the art of cultivating a garden--both floral and vegetable--and for the first time I'm not a renter, so this shall be the year!

We have some lovely little flower beds in the front and back of our new house that I can't wait to fill.  Funny story actually--the previous owners dug up several of the larger plants in the beds, and I can only assume they took them with them.  Daniel and I were pretty surprised to find fresh big holes in the dirt after we closed on the house, but what could we do? So the plan is to fill them tomorrow, and I'm pretty excited to choose what we'll grow there.




My dad planted a rose bush in our backyard when I was little and I loved watching it bloom every year, so I've been doing a little research on maintaining roses here in Arkansas.  I love the idea of planting something so big and beautiful right when we move into our first house and having it grow alongside us for however many years to come.  

My spring fever is in full swing!

-J