Mother Nature responds with sunshine, calm and a promise of nearly 70 degrees!
Rolling up my sleeves for a day of work.
This trellis needs work from some winter damage.
The list goes on from there!
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Tag: Garden apron
Planning
A Gardener is always planning.
Which varieties will I grow?
When should I start seeds?
These tasks help me through the winter months.
The soil rests but my mind is busy.
A new notebook is ready for my gardening ideas and plans.
Some changes are coming to the blog this year,
I will continue to share images and gardening tidbits,
but adding some project ideas that I hope you will find interesting.
Stop by next year!
Hanging Around
These branch hooks prove to be quite handy on the garden shed wall.
What A Tool
Keeping all those tools close by for garden work with a vintage tote.
I’m not going to lie, I can’t locate my favorite clippers!
How do you keep those tools handy?
Don’t Forget
To get your copy of Country Garden’s Magazine!
I produced this story, along with Kate Carter Frederick…how to make a very easy and functional garden apron.
Country Gardens is even giving away an apron!
Behind The Scenes
Country Gardens behind the scenes.
Shot last September at Better Homes And Gardens Test Garden
It was a perfect cool, sunny morning.
Art Director Nick Crow
Producer, Editor, Writer Kate Carter-Frederick
Photographer Jacob Fox
Assistant Jennifer Caes
My Dream Job For A Day
Last year I had the complete pleasure of working with Country Gardens Magazine!
A simple little garden apron took me on an amazing journey.
In September last year, I traveled to Meredith in Des Moines IA and spent a day in the
Better Homes And Gardens Test Garden.
I arrived with carefully stitched and pressed aprons, supplies and props (vegetables from my own garden).
Art Director Nick Crow, Producer and Writer, Kate Carter Frederick
Photographer Jacob Fox and Assistant Jennifer Caes,
they took my nerves away in the first 5 minutes.
To style for a magazine photo shoot, a dream come true.
Not so sure about the modeling part, but what the heck.
Check out the story in the Fall issue of Country Gardens.
You can even win an apron!
