I know it’s early, but August means back to school season here in Georgia! I’ve packed up the flags and fish and flower door hangers that were remnants of summer and pulled out the school things! We pulled out all of the diseased and overgrown shrubs in our front beds and it looks SO bare… Read More
I’ve had my fun, fishy door hangers out since the patriotic decor came down. I finally took a moment to snap some pics knowing that our school things will be going up in a matter of days. We did a lot of landscaping this month, tearing out the diseased shrubs in front of the front… Read More
Gosh, nothing says summer in the south like a sea of hydrangeas. We are at year three and they have quote literally exploded. This must be the sweet spot! I am often asked about them – they are limelight and have thrived in full sun. We don’t have irrigation back here and the only water… Read More
The last part of my July mini tour is the pool area! We love it so, so much and rarely a day goes by when we are in town that there isn’t a crew back here enjoying it. Sit back, relax and stay awhile…. Large Flag | Small Flag Bunting | Large Flag Bunting | Striped Towels | Command HooksTable Cloth | String Lights | Battery Taper… Read More
The porch never feels more festive than when decked out in red, white and blue! Our neighborhood does a huge fireworks display for the Fourth so we often host friends and family for a pre-show party. But, I get my decor out in early June to enjoy it for about a month. I’ve scaled back… Read More
I’ve had my flags out for a few weeks now, but just managed to snap photos of them with a clean house yesterday! Y’all come on in for a mini-tour of my indoor patriotic decor! Since I have so much blue and white already, it’s easy to pop a few flights in bouquets of hydrangea… Read More
There isn’t a month or season that I love the outside of our home more than at the Fourth of July. I try to get mine up before flag day (today!) and leave them up through July. I also love walking our neighborhood this time of year, with so many homes flying the stars and… Read More