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

Rose Garden with Songbirds to Celebrate Spring

Songbirds visit a romantic serene rose garden in this beautiful card with matching envelope and stamp by I Gotta Create!

Songbirds visit this romantic and serene
rose garden with a message that's
perfect for the season.

you love and admire in your life.

Featuring a quote from the first famous
woman landscape artist, the
inside is blank for your heartfelt message.

are available, too!

Send someone a personal note the old fashioned way. It's a great way to celebrate Spring, Easter, and Mother's Day.


Rustic Pears and Lettering Clip Art

Another beautiful collection
of clip art for you to use any time of year!


The Rustic Pears clip art collection 
is based on my photography of my
Pear Tart and Pear Butter recipes,
which you can grab HERE.

These little pieces of art are 
warm and wonderful for creating 
cards, kitchen decor,
printables,
recipe and menu items,
scrapbooking and so much more!

How to Grow Lettuce, Kale and Spinach

How to grow lettuce, spinach and kale - highly nutritious greens! | visit I Gotta Create!


Growing lettuce, spinach and kale 
is easy, rewarding and SO healthy for you! 
These are some of the easiest
and most prolific crops to grow in the Spring and Fall garden.

And that is fantastic because these dark, leafy greens are exactly what our bodies crave. They're great in salads, smoothies, and cooked up in recipes.

We've grown these crops from seed
planted directly in the ground in our  raised bed,
as well as from
from plants started at the local greenhouse.


Raised Garden Bed with a Roof

Yes, that's right...
a roof for the garden!

PVC Pipe and chicken wire make a roof for a raised garden bed. | Details at I Gotta Create!


We've just started gardening again
in the past couple of years
and I look forward to the season
with these two additional awesome options:

A Raised Bed
A Roof for the Garden!

There are two important reasons for our roof:
to keep the deer from chomping up our crops
and to extend the growing season.

Let me show you what I mean...