Kitchen windowsill plants

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How about this cute retro kitchen? We’re slowly creeping into autumn here in Sydney but as it’s spring in the UK it seemed appropriate to feature something bright, sunny and colourful.…

In a few easy steps, you can start a kitchen herb garden and have fresh, homegrown herbs for your cooking needs.

Credit: Sarah Crowley Credit: Sarah CrowleyWindowsills are seriously prime real estate in your home when it comes to plants. Not only are they bright — they’re also a perfect balance of out of the way (so plants are less likely to be jostled) and within sight (so they’re unlikely to be forgotten). And the guaranteed light — whether direct or indirect — makes them forgiving places to start for new plant parents, to boot. Need some inspiration to get going? These

Technically, I have all the herbs I could possibly need growing outside in my garden. But I kept thinking how handy it would be to have some live herbs growing within arm’s reach of my stove.…

I'm back with another Feature Friday with yet another Nashville Parade of Homes tour from this year's tour. This home was built by Legend Homes and is a Cape Cod inspired, shingle style home, with grey limestone, coastal influences, and striking roof lines. I hope you enjoy this one too! Builder: Doug Herman, Legend Homes Interior Design: Marie-Joe Bouffard, JFY Designs 6,914 s.f. home (sold) at $2,450,000

As the new year unfolds, it’s normal to look around your home and feel the need to start over there, too. Living rooms, in particular, typically get the most foot traffic and thus usually attract the most design attention, especially around the holiday season when you may be entertaining more. Now that the holidays are over, and the festive seasonal decor is packed away, you’re probably ready to refresh you space.

If you have a window ledge just itching for more plants than it can carry, building some little shelves is an easy way to multiply space. It also gives you a good excuse to go buy more plants! Supplies: -wood ripped to 5/8″ x 1 3/8″ (you can modify the dimensions; I had those pieces…

Here are a few foods you can grow indoors, all under your own roof. Check out these fruits and veggies that thrive inside.