Gardening is a wonderful way to connect with nature and find peace. If you’re just starting out, remember: 1️⃣ Choose easy-to-grow plants. 2️⃣ Water consistently but don’t overdo it! 3️⃣ Be patient and watch your garden thrive. ✨ What plant are you most excited to grow this year? Comment belo

I’m so excited to start my YouTube channel over the last few months! It’s been so fun getting to express creativity and having video diary of things I can look back on. “It’s all for the memories!”🎶 (Nicki said something to that extent 🥲) Being consistent can be hard but repurposing videos on YouTu

Here some important things to note along your Nursing Journey. My first semester went great and along the way I learned a few things I wanted to share with new incoming students and the students still on their journey. #nursingstudent #nursingmajor #nursingstudenttips #studytips #

Hello friends! 🍋 Time pass fast, life is happening like the internet say and sometimes we forget things, it’s normal. I think it would be fun and helpful to create a to do list with appointment everyone should schedule at least once. Some of them once a year, some of them needs to be mor

Deadheading your flowers is the easiest way to keep your garden blooming longer 🌸✨ Here’s how to do it: ~ Look for faded or brown petals ~ Snip just above a healthy leaf/bud ~ Remove old blooms regularly ~ Watch new buds pop up Deadheading helps your plant send energy into fresh growth in

May in Zone 6 is when the garden finally begins. The risk of frost is fading, the soil is warming, and this is the moment many gardeners have been waiting for. If you’ve been holding off — now you can plant. ⸻ 🌱 Direct Sow Now ~ Beans ~ Corn ~ Cucumbers ~ Squash ~ Lettuce ~ Carr

April in Zone 5 is when spring finally feels real. The soil is thawing, the days are getting longer, and the garden is ready to begin — but timing still matters. Frost is still possible, so planting needs to be done thoughtfully. Here’s your Zone 5 April planting guide: ⸻ 🌱 Direct So

Some of the more recent blooms. The zinnias are starting to bloom 😍

It’s flower picking season! 🌸🧺 As a lover of all things flowers, I had the pleasure of visiting @hunsaderfarms during their much-anticipated flower-picking season. Nestled over in Bradenton, FL, this charming farm offers a delightful escape into a sea of vibrant zinnias and wildflowers. Here’s s

Small still life of some Zinnias in a small vase. Acrylic paint 🎨 palette knife. Lots of happy 😊 colors. 8x16 canvas #flower painting #acrylicpainting #artwork #zinnias

Learn how to start seeds DIY style by planting them in toilet paper rolls. Cardboard toilet paper rolls are ideal biodegradable seed-starting pots and work wonderfully for transplanting fragile seedlings. Head to our blog with the link my bio for step by step instructions. #gardening #garden #

These are just my personal wellness goals for this year, though I’ll have more to come! I’m also considering making another post elaborating more on these. But for now let’s dive into SOME of the benefits of these changes: 🤍 Chlorophyll Water: Helps with body detox, supports blood cells and skin

June isn’t too late for flowers - it’s the start of summer bloom season in Zone 9! ☀️ With long growing days and warm soil, you can still direct sow heat-loving flowers like zinnias, cosmos, nasturtiums, and sunflowers. Prefer a slower start? Begin echinacea, delphinium, or coreopsis indoors for

🌸 Zone 6 Gardeners - this one’s for you! 🌸 Wondering what flowers you can still plant in June? Here’s your guide for blooms all summer long. 🌻 ➤ Direct sow: sunflowers, zinnias, cosmos, nasturtiums. ➤ Start indoors: marigolds, celosia, coleus. Nighttime temps in Zone 6 stay around 50–60°F

I am OBSESSED with these flowers right now. -Zinnias -Dahlias -Cosmos -Tulips Interestingly enough, I used to kill anything green. I had such a black thumb and it wasn’t until about 2 years ago I got into house plants and I think i’ve done a pretty good job with them. Something just clicke

#saturdayvibes #zinnias #sunflowers #pumpkins #pickyourown

🌱Welcome to my greenhouse garden! Where I am learning to grow more and more of my own food! Growing up my family always had a garden and I always loved getting stuff from it! Now I have my own space to put things and decided to get a greenhouse. So far I am super happy with how far things have come

Here is my usual monthly planting guide! I’ll be starting seeds in March here in MN. #garden #gardening #plants #home #homesteading

Store your fresh herbs in a vase or glass just like your flowers and they will last days & stay fresh until you want to use them. Storing them in the fridge in water will make them last even longer. #herbsforhealth #herbs #gardenaesthetic #gardeningforbeginners #homegrown #selfsuffic