http://quaintessential.com/blog/earth-day-at-quaint-essential-were-going-native/ Country Home Decor, Furniture and Antiques Sun, 12 Jun 2011 19:38:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://quaintessential.com/blog/earth-day-at-quaint-essential-were-going-native/comment-page-1/#comment-101 melinda remington Mon, 07 Jun 2010 02:02:06 +0000 http://quaintessential.com/blog/?p=217#comment-101 I love it.Beautiful pictures. Good idea about the wheelbarrow holes. I would not have thought of that. When I go to Maine I traditionally plant pansies in an old copper pot that sits in our yard. I put crumpled up milk jugs in before I put in the planting soil and that helps with drainage. Even though we are in the western foothills close to the White Mountains of N. H. I still put my Florida shells in the planter to add some variety and color to the arrangement. I also put colorful Petunias in flower boxes at the windows of the camp. I will send you a picture so that you can enjoy them too. I will admit that those do have a drainage problem- either too much rain or not enough. I will work on that problem a little more this year. Thanks for your inspiration. P.s. I love the fence. I love it.Beautiful pictures. Good idea about the wheelbarrow holes. I would not have thought of that. When I go to Maine I traditionally plant pansies in an old copper pot that sits in our yard. I put crumpled up milk jugs in before I put in the planting soil and that helps with drainage. Even though we are in the western foothills close to the White Mountains of N. H. I still put my Florida shells in the planter to add some variety and color to the arrangement.
I also put colorful Petunias in flower boxes at the windows of the camp. I will send you a picture so that you can enjoy them too. I will admit that those do have a drainage problem- either too much rain or not enough. I will work on that problem a little more this year. Thanks for your inspiration. P.s. I love the fence.

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