Sentences with phrase «in porch planters»

• Toss any trash or flyers that have found their way onto your porch steps • Sweep dirt, dust or leaves from the porch • Replace light bulbs as needed • Clean smudges from hardware or glass • Water and deadhead plants in porch planters or urns • Straighten doormat

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I'm sure I can convince the hubs to carve out a spot for lettuce in the garden — if not I'll get a planter going on the porch.

I know because I'm standing in my kitchen, looking out onto the porch, watching a robin gather bundles of dried grass (from a neglected planter) to use as bedding in her nest.

I intended it for the garden, but I think I might just plant some tall decorative grasses in it and make it a front porch planter instead - at least for this season.

Here are 5 easy farmhouse planter ideas you can put together in no time to add color and charm to your porch, patio, and garden.

Place it in a porch or patio and fill each planter box with herbs, blooms or succulents.

In the Sun Porch, Jiang creates a kinetic maze consisting of modular elements with rotating planters, which form a garden that is simultaneously a machine.

Although it is not perfect this rug serves it's purpose and makes a grand statement on my front porch with a nice punch of aqua color that ties in well with my repurposed picture frame and my upcycled chair planter.

Project 1: A pair of porch planters, approx $ 60, based on standard seasonal arrangements in resin urns, available at garden centres and large supermarkets.

We have about 10 small - ish flags tucked in the planters, flower pots and wreaths on the front porch and back deck.

Plant flowers that offer continuous bloom, and if landscaping space is limited, include them in planters flanking your front door or porch.

I was so inspired by the door that I cleaned up the porch and got rid of some random things that were on it (including a moment of shame, a tiny shriveled moldy pumpkin hiding behind a few planters, awesome — that's happened two years in a row now!).

I am going to go to the garden center and get some plants to spruce up my porch planters, I can do that even in the rain, Happy Spring Weekend to you!

I absolutely love planters full of flowers by the doors, and since the porch is partial shade, I planted some pink New Guinea impatiens and more alyssum and petunias in this antique newspaper and magazine holder my mom gave me.

I used the same crates as I did in for my Spring / Summer Porch and I kept the same planter too!

The plants on this porch are subtle, with a red flowering planter that complements the hues included in the sofa pillows and a classic fern in an earthy golden pot.

I'm equally in love with these drawers turned porch planters.

In the backyard and on the porch Tools of the trade: a garden cart; a hose caddy; a folding storage bag; terracotta planters