Tuesday's around the blog are usually reserved for thrifting...since my girl Paige left me for warmer weather, I decided to mix things up a bit.
I'm Maggi, Paige's dirt loving friend. I also love wearing overalls, baseball hats & have no problem with dirt under my fingernails.
Let's talk dirt..better yet, let's talk rebirth. What I love about spring is the rebirth of all God's creations.
For example, my hosta garden. This is what it looks like today. Emerging it's way back from the earth...
In a few short weeks, my hosta garden will look like this.
Or my hydrangea, which I completely did not cut back after last summer & looks really bad right now.
But come summer, my hydrangea will be full & producing blooms like crazy.
But what I'm most excited for...cukes & maters from my own garden
Right now the romaine & sweet peas are taking off, just can't wait to plant the rest of the veggies.
Paige hope you had a restful time at the beach & don't worry, I won't high jack your blog too often to talk dirt.
I love my sweet Maggi!! She is amazing! She is an event planner by day and a dirt girl through and through. She is my go to source for keeping anything green alive. Who else would I call Pike Nursery asks me, time and time again, if I want to be part of their I LOVE DIRT club. Ha ha ha ... not thanks ... I hate dirt!
Maggi ... I love that you encourage my children to buy and grow their own flowers and vegetables. I have never seen two more excited children when their tomato plants actually had fruit. And thank you for telling me that I had the tomato stakes in upside down. They did work better when I flipped them over but they looked so much better the way I had them! Just saying ...
I love your zest for life, your fierce love of the Lord and your unending love for me! Thank you for being an amazing friend!!
xo,
MPM
I love my sweet Maggi!! She is amazing! She is an event planner by day and a dirt girl through and through. She is my go to source for keeping anything green alive. Who else would I call Pike Nursery asks me, time and time again, if I want to be part of their I LOVE DIRT club. Ha ha ha ... not thanks ... I hate dirt!
Maggi ... I love that you encourage my children to buy and grow their own flowers and vegetables. I have never seen two more excited children when their tomato plants actually had fruit. And thank you for telling me that I had the tomato stakes in upside down. They did work better when I flipped them over but they looked so much better the way I had them! Just saying ...
I love your zest for life, your fierce love of the Lord and your unending love for me! Thank you for being an amazing friend!!
xo,
MPM
What a great post! I enjoyed seeing the "right now" and "what is to come" pics, Maggi! Happy Spring!
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