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Disclaimer: Post contains sponsored links. #LetsGarden #Monrovia You know it's summer when flowers and gardening take over the blog. Like this post, making a log planter for flowers. Back in March I found and shared this photo on Facebook. I loved the idea and wanted Jason to help me make one. The response from every-one was overwhelming, and I was asked to share photos if I ever made one. Well it took several months but I now have a log

Shop this post: JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content. You guys, we made a table from a slice of tree stump, no joke! We mentioned tackling a DIY project we were pretty excited about weekend before last — well we finally got it finished and this is it. Here's the whole (very long) story of how this all came about and step by step instructions of exactly how it went down in the event you want to tackle making one of your own! We started out with…

If you have a dark walkway to your front door (or even a dark porch), these will be perfect for you! These light up logs are outdoor ready and can illuminate any path to help keep you from stumbling! They can add a nice rustic touch indoors as well... All you have to do is hollow out a log with a Speedbor bit and chisel and then place the slit log on top of some LED lights! SUPPLIES: -Logs (cut to about 15" or so... I used 3) Getting this in the city was certainly a hunt and I spent…

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Summer is in full swing! Everywhere you look, plants are in full bloom and green is a way of life. Gardeners are clearly living up to their full potential. I cannot think of anything else that personifies summer better than gardening. When it comes to planting greenery, most people just reach for the pots that they have had since ’82 that collect dust in their garage during the cold seasons. That or they just buy pots from their local nursery for whatever they need.

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