CONTROLLING FERNS

I love my perennial ferns, but they were becoming invasive.  I was getting tired of thinning them out and didn’t want to get rid of them.  My solution was to plant them in containers and restrict their traveling runners.  I put them in the planters in front of the garage.  They look great peeking out through the spheres.

 

I also added them to the cement planters on my patio.

I even had enough to fill some planters in the side yard.

My neighbor was also happy to have some to add to her garden. 

What do you do with your abundance of perennials?

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BRINGING IN THE BLOOMS

Spring is here.  Yes!  Bringing in my blooms to the kitchen.  I found this great pitcher that I’m using as a vase on my kitchen island.

 You know that I’m obsessed with anything Fornasetti so I just had to purchase these placemats. 

 Perfect in my black and white kitchen with a pop of pink.  

(Link to where to purchase placemats at the end of this post.)

Here are the azaleas outside my kitchen window.

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Source for placemats: https://www.ecologysoap.com/product-page/cotton-linen-fornasetti-placemats