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1. Curb appeal 2. Ginger 3. Cotton dish cloths. I've been knitting these little squares at night and using them in place of a kitchen sponge. I like them so much better and they're easy to make. Thanks for stopping by, back soon with more gardenrooms.
Fruit Cobbler
This is a quick yummy dessert.
What you'll need: 1 cup of flour, 1/2 brown sugar, 3/4 cup milk, 1 teaspoon of baking powder, a tablespoon of unsalted butter and 3/4 cup of fruit. ( I used frozen blueberries for this one) Mix well in a glass or ceramic bowl. Set aside. In a small baking dish put in your butter and turn on your oven to 350 and place dish in the center of the oven. While it warms up, it will melt the butter. Take it out when melted and add all of your mixed batter. In the center of the batter add your fruit and then bake for an hour. Test with a fork, it should be a little sticky. It's delicious with or without ice cream or whipped cream. A great dessert for the whole family.
Back soon with more gardenrooms!
I love both of these Spring time reminders. I'm looking for seeds now. I found a few you might like too. West coast seed company and rare seeds. Another company I'm trying is Renee's garden. More on angel wing begonias here.
Below are recent child friendly garden structures and the kiddos are loving it!
1. sf raised bed garden, we made 3 of these on one side of their garden and 2 on the opp0site side 2. & 3. la garden, notice the artifical grass. great for drought tolerant areas and parent friendly clean up. i ordered a house for my friend caroline and she decorated her littles' house so sweetly 4. corner sand box in a another sf house. i like to fill these boxes with 1/2 to 1 inch pebbles. we painted a chalk board on the wall in front of it. email me for resources, cheers!
The Danish Sandwich.
What you'll need: Cured salmon, horseradish. boiled and chopped egg, fresh dill, lemon, mayo and rye bread. This is a delicious sandwich anytime of the day. Spread a tiny bit of mayo then horseradish and a double layer of salmon. Sprinkle egg and dill to top and enjoy.
Hope your week was great. I'll be back soon with more gardenrooms. Happy Weekend.
Loving all of these winter things 1.inverness 2. knitting, little dandelion 3. and 4. container gardens
Happy Monday, this is a little eucalyptus, pepperberry and thistle wreath hanging in our kitchen! Jane has a fun morning planned and lots of flowers in the house. Have a look at Small but charming.
I love this mama's (pia jane) take on the daisy crown; she's so creative & clever. Reminds me of how I would decorate my daughters' hair as children.
My friend Christina, took these photos of Tay's hair years ago.
