I decorate with snow......lots of snow. Ok I actually don't decorate with it. I just shovel it into piles and piles and piles and hope it doesn't snow more. lol
btw Have a great Christmas Patti! Also have a fantastic holiday everybody!
The tip with the pine cones are something I'm going to do. My neighbor has 2 very large pine trees and almost unlimited access to a quantity of cones. Thank you!.
The food for the outdoor critters is a wonderful gift in itself-winter wildlife is fun to watch.
Roll the pinecones in peanut butter, then roll them in birdseed or black sunflower seeds. You can set them in on the porch and watch the birds/squirrels/chippies eat them-or hang the pinecones from your outdoor trees.
Also, strug popped popcorn or strung cheereos are a favorite hung from the trees for the birds....
the bird feeders is perhaps a reasonable idea however I'm questioning your focus or message. ...and the wisdom of decorating
...here's a thought the winter barrenness is just as it is supposed to be restful : ) why clutter restful places? the winter garden is beautiful in its snow blanketed state : ) ...and ecologically sustainable : )
thanks for seeing my comment and making time to reply : )
...Al Gore gave us permission? Are you kidding?
Appreciating the natural beauty of our respective environment is wonderful and healthy, as well as a great personal choice. It has little to do with convenience or Al's ...truth!
Pointing out mistakes is outside of solution in fact it SERVES the problem and the people who are perpetuating the problem.
@gaiagale just consider it a personal preference - I also love the snow blanketed landscapes. But, it's not all snow everywhere, and it's only one spot and it's onlly for a while.
thanks for seeing my comment and making time to reply : ) I pressed the thumb down when I meant to press the thumb up : { oops ...that being said, I do believe that decorating the outside with artificial items is outside of ♥respecting♥ and ♥appreciating♥ our natural environment : )
@gaiagale well, I do have to agree with that. My favorite house decoration in our area is the family that takes the time to put up cedar posts and swags of natural greenery - very pretty.
Great show! We garden year round here because in this region of Canada we have a green Christmas.
bj616 1 year ago
I decorate with snow......lots of snow. Ok I actually don't decorate with it. I just shovel it into piles and piles and piles and hope it doesn't snow more. lol
btw Have a great Christmas Patti! Also have a fantastic holiday everybody!
*tosses tinsel on his indoor tomato plants*
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
trick you might like is wild gourd tea
bug repellent for your plants.
worked many years for me.
donze52
donze52 2 years ago
merry ho ho ho
Claude81 2 years ago
thank you great show
leonbosman38 2 years ago
Have a great holiday season!
jihadacadien 2 years ago
The tip with the pine cones are something I'm going to do. My neighbor has 2 very large pine trees and almost unlimited access to a quantity of cones. Thank you!.
Ragrog105 2 years ago
Well now, I never thought of decorating the garden for the holidays. :-)
ShushLorraine 2 years ago
here in Canada in december your garden is covered in snow...
niklas1395 2 years ago
The food for the outdoor critters is a wonderful gift in itself-winter wildlife is fun to watch.
Roll the pinecones in peanut butter, then roll them in birdseed or black sunflower seeds. You can set them in on the porch and watch the birds/squirrels/chippies eat them-or hang the pinecones from your outdoor trees.
Also, strug popped popcorn or strung cheereos are a favorite hung from the trees for the birds....
skeletonmom 2 years ago
Cute ideas :) especially for doing with kids.
Thanks for the series!
madeofyucca 2 years ago
the bird feeders is perhaps a reasonable idea however I'm questioning your focus or message. ...and the wisdom of decorating
...here's a thought the winter barrenness is just as it is supposed to be restful : ) why clutter restful places? the winter garden is beautiful in its snow blanketed state : ) ...and ecologically sustainable : )
gaiagale 2 years ago 2
Its ecological to feed the birds and other animals during the winter....it's OK...Al Gore gave us permission.
johnny102marvin 2 years ago
thanks for seeing my comment and making time to reply : )
...Al Gore gave us permission? Are you kidding?
Appreciating the natural beauty of our respective environment is wonderful and healthy, as well as a great personal choice. It has little to do with convenience or Al's ...truth!
Pointing out mistakes is outside of solution in fact it SERVES the problem and the people who are perpetuating the problem.
I have a vision or a truth too!
It is garbage Free Living on every level.
gaiagale 2 years ago
@ Gaiagale: Johnny102marvin was being sarcastic.
madeofyucca 2 years ago
Oh : }
...thank you for responding I'm hoping you were being sincere. I guess sarcasm work for some however being genuine works for me : )
I was being real : )
gaiagale 2 years ago
Ah, yes. I was being sincere. :)
Plain text can be a little difficult sometimes because we can't really include tones of voice.
madeofyucca 2 years ago
@gaiagale just consider it a personal preference - I also love the snow blanketed landscapes. But, it's not all snow everywhere, and it's only one spot and it's onlly for a while.
ShushLorraine 2 years ago
thanks for seeing my comment and making time to reply : ) I pressed the thumb down when I meant to press the thumb up : { oops ...that being said, I do believe that decorating the outside with artificial items is outside of ♥respecting♥ and ♥appreciating♥ our natural environment : )
gaiagale 2 years ago
@gaiagale well, I do have to agree with that. My favorite house decoration in our area is the family that takes the time to put up cedar posts and swags of natural greenery - very pretty.
ShushLorraine 2 years ago