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🍁 Autumn Fire 🍁

Fall containers are such fun to create! This one can be planted now and displayed on your front porch!

Easy to plant & needs full to partly sun 🌞 & watering once a week to every other week!

Check out my garden blog to read October 🍂 newsletter! ----- www.tge-dirty-hoe.com

& This DIY floral autumn planter blog will be ready to read this Wednesday!

Love plants? Do you have trouble keeping them alive? ...no worries..I'm offering beautiful artificial plants and live plants at my shop! ❤️ --- plus I have cute gardening decor and essentials! www.printhousedesign.comave trouble keeping them alive! ...no worries..

I'm offering beautiful artificial plants and live plants at my shop! ❤️ --- plus I have cute gardening decor and essentials!

www.printhousedesign.com

New Faux Air Plants Have Arrived! ✨🌿

Perfect for those hard-to-grow spots where real plants just won’t thrive — bathrooms, dark corners, shelves, offices, or anywhere you want a touch of greenery without the upkeep. 🪴💚

✨ No watering
✨ No sunlight needed
✨ Always looking fresh!

Only a few are available, and they’re selling fast!
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🍂✨ VELVET PUMPKINS HAVE ARRIVED! ✨🍂

Bring a little cozy fall charm into your home with these beautiful handmade velvet pumpkins! 🎃🧡

Available in gorgeous seasonal colors like magenta pink, earthy green, golden tan, and deep cranberry red, these soft velvet pumpkins are perfect for:

🌿 Fall tablescapes
🍁 Mantels & shelves
🎃 Autumn centerpieces
🏡 Cozy cottage & farmhouse décor
🍂 Adding a pop of color to your fall decorating

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🍋Have you ever wondered if you could grow your very own lemon tree from a lemon you bought at the grocery store? Good news—you can!

But there is one thing every gardener should know before getting started: a seed-grown lemon tree is a long-term gardening project. It can take several years to reach fruiting size! ------ want to learn how 👇 follow the link to the garden blog :

http://the-dirty-hoe.com/2026/08/17/%f0%9f%8d%8b-grow-a-fruiting-lemon-tree-from-seed-at-home/

September is just around the corner ♥️

If you could pick 2-3 things from the list what would it be? ( Share your thoughts below 👇)

I picked some of my beautiful Queen Anne’s Lace from the garden today, and I just love how delicate and airy these blooms look in a vase! They’re such a charming little wildflower and a favorite for pollinators. 🐝

🌱 Queen Anne’s Lace vs. Poison Hemlock: Because they can look very similar, always be certain of your identification before harvesting. Queen Anne’s Lace has a hairy, green stem and often has a tiny dark purple/red flower in the center of the white flower cluster. Poison hemlock has a smooth, usually hairless stem with distinctive purple or reddish blotches. When in doubt, don’t pick it!

🌾 Want to save the seeds? Let the flower heads remain on the plant until they dry and turn brown. Cut the dried seed heads, place them in a paper bag, and allow them to finish drying. Gently shake or rub the heads to release the seeds, then store them somewhere cool and dry until it’s time to sow them.

A little bit of garden beauty today means more blooms for tomorrow. 🤍🌿

Have you ever grown Queen Anne’s Lace from seed?