This week we focus on my favorite season! Fall.
Showing posts with label plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plants. Show all posts
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Fall
Although it is not officially fall is it close enough to start getting ready for the season. Autumn weather is already approaching, Starbucks has started serving pumpkin spiced lattes, and the mums are being sold for decoration on your front porch.
This week we focus on my favorite season! Fall.
This week we focus on my favorite season! Fall.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Garden Inspired with Etsy
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Vintage Hanging Basket, Round Large Woven Rattan Wood Decor, Garden or Home |
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Primitive Wheel Pair // Rustic Farm Decor |
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Mason Jar Planters with drainage - set of 5 - UpCycled Jelly Jar and Terra Cotta Saucer Plates - BootsNGus Home and Garden Glass Pots |
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CIJ Sale 15% off Sunburst Fine Art Photography 8x10 Mum autumn flower IN STOCK golden yellow creamy white Floral home decor |
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Decorative pillow cover - throw pillow - Accent pillow - 20x20 - floral pillow - Designer fabric |
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primative,
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Sunday, July 15, 2012
Royal Color Living Room
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Beautiful Neutrals
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Casual in Brown
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casual,
chairs,
decor,
greenery,
interior design,
lamp,
plants,
polyvore,
rug,
sunroom
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Being Creative With Planters
This idea is so cute I just had to share it with you. I was introduced to this by E-How a daily email I get about recycling, reusing and reducing. I love the articles that are in the newsletter and came across this one in this mornings edition.
As spring is upon us I thought this was a wonderful idea to get started on planting flowers, herbs and vegi's. This summer, now that I have my own yard to play in, I want to decrease my reliance on the grocery store.
These planters are a great way to start small vegi seeds, put a little color in your windows or contain some herbs for the kitchen. I am certainly going to have to attempt my own!

As spring is upon us I thought this was a wonderful idea to get started on planting flowers, herbs and vegi's. This summer, now that I have my own yard to play in, I want to decrease my reliance on the grocery store.
These planters are a great way to start small vegi seeds, put a little color in your windows or contain some herbs for the kitchen. I am certainly going to have to attempt my own!
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
The Leah Room With LaZBoy
If you really enjoy this style of room I invite you to print this picture off and take it to your local LaZBoy where a LaZBoy Sales Design Consultant can help make this room a reality. If you are in the Akron area, please come see me at the LaZBoy on West Market Street in Fairlawn! Ask for Alison and bring me the picture!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Where’s The Green?! Why you need plants in your home.
House plants can be overwhelming to some people because of the amount of care that can go into taking care of them. House plants don’t have to be overwhelming and can be accessible to those that lake a green thumb. How you ask?
Not all house plants have to be real. Fake plants or a term I prefer: permanent botanicals, are a great way to add life to your space without having to devote a ton of time. There are a wide range of different plant species available in permanent form.
Individual pricks of flowers can be found at craft stores such as Michael's and Jo-Ann Fabrics. You can pick and choose for a personalized bouquet, that will last for a long long time. I have found that the best time to purchase these are at the end of the seasons when they are making room for new items. This gives you the best deal! I also find that when I pack it away with my season items I often forget that I bought it and it’s a wonderful surprise.
So what if your not even sure that you can put together a bouquet yourself. Don’t worry! Many places sell permanent botanicals pre-arranged. You can choose from flowered plants to evergreen evergreens.
I bet you may not have noticed that when you were last in a furniture store that there were permanent botanicals everywhere! Did you know that they were for sale too? At my La-z-Boy store I have tons of arrangements that are at some great prices. Not many people come in to La-Z-Boy just for plants but they may be missing on a great deal they never knew existed.
Come and see me at the La-Z-Boy in Montrose and I will help you add some green and life to your space!
Have a wonderful day!
Alison
Not all house plants have to be real. Fake plants or a term I prefer: permanent botanicals, are a great way to add life to your space without having to devote a ton of time. There are a wide range of different plant species available in permanent form.
Individual pricks of flowers can be found at craft stores such as Michael's and Jo-Ann Fabrics. You can pick and choose for a personalized bouquet, that will last for a long long time. I have found that the best time to purchase these are at the end of the seasons when they are making room for new items. This gives you the best deal! I also find that when I pack it away with my season items I often forget that I bought it and it’s a wonderful surprise.
So what if your not even sure that you can put together a bouquet yourself. Don’t worry! Many places sell permanent botanicals pre-arranged. You can choose from flowered plants to evergreen evergreens.
I bet you may not have noticed that when you were last in a furniture store that there were permanent botanicals everywhere! Did you know that they were for sale too? At my La-z-Boy store I have tons of arrangements that are at some great prices. Not many people come in to La-Z-Boy just for plants but they may be missing on a great deal they never knew existed.
Come and see me at the La-Z-Boy in Montrose and I will help you add some green and life to your space!
Have a wonderful day!
Alison
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