This post is already long overdue but is still worth sharing about. I would like to share this especially to all green thumbs and plants enthusiasts out there like myself.
We braved the stormy weather last weekend to see a flower show in Bayside Expo in Boston. I particularly love to get an idea on how to start a flower box vegetable garden and see new flowering indoor plants for my garden window. It was my first time to see the event and oh boy was I overwhelmed with the huge display of captivating exhibits of all kinds of plants and flowers. They were so breathtakingly beautiful and very calming to the sight. I felt like I was re-living my experience of the Butchart Garden in Victoria, British Columbia in Canada. New England has definitely the most talented gardeners, designers and horticulturists.
This gives me idea on what plants go together in plant boxes.
In the show they even have backyard vegetable garden with
Sand Box and Train Tracks on the side. Probably to keep your kids busy
while tending to your garden, what a clever idea.
In the show they even have backyard vegetable garden with
Sand Box and Train Tracks on the side. Probably to keep your kids busy
while tending to your garden, what a clever idea.
Here are samples of potted plants for the front entry way or indoor.
I've got a few indoor plants in my garden window and some all over the house.
I've got a few indoor plants in my garden window and some all over the house.
I love bonsai and I had a few that my husband bought me.
But sadly they were infested with insects and died.
He bought me another one from the show.
But sadly they were infested with insects and died.
He bought me another one from the show.
This is a sample of flowers and greens combination.
They are really breathtaking, I wish I can maintain one.
They are really breathtaking, I wish I can maintain one.
A former banker, entrepreneur, accountant, tax professional and now a stay-at-home-mom to a very smart and energetic toddler.
Mira,dapat yung front yard mo ganyan din ha. Tutal may makulit este little helper ka na dyan. LOL I love that Bonsai, puro flowers lang or those are leaves?
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers. I wish I can plant my anytime soon!
ReplyDeleteAndito na ako mira. Ganda ang mga bulaklak ano?
ReplyDeleteSus, I am always behind here.. slow.. following barb ang labas ko..LOL.. but I know her, she knows me..
But mirs, I love that enrty stuff.. yong decor na mga matataas na baso.. ano ba yon.. di yon baso ah.. sira na ang mata ko dito or di ko lang alam ang words..yong bang itim ang mga kulay.. I love the look.! it will make your place tall, dark and handsome..haha. di ba?
Hoy.. ipakita mo naman ang mga pictures ng garden window mo. Malapit ng maputi ang buhok ko dito waiting for it..LOL.. dios ko dai mira, I hope you dont' get mad at me and when I turn around, kamao ang abot ko.hahaha
You know, it's hard to pick which one is nice and which one I like, kasi I love them all..di ba?
i like the bonsai.. show me naman which one your hubby got you.. hindi ako mainggit dai..
let me go back sa yong blog to see if there is any links to any photo albums..
pretty plants. I especially love the Bonsai..ang ganda!
ReplyDeleteaww! how i love that bonsai on the picture. ang ganda! love flowers of any kind. i really miss gardening na! =)
ReplyDeletehaven't been to a garden/flower show here. pero na-try ko sa pinas, in baguio during their flower festival. gaganda ng mga tulips na displays nila, as in daming different varieties.