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**Borrowed from Family fun site.**

I can’t wait to do some gardening! I am tired of winter!

Materials
* Carpenter’s apron (available at hardware stores)
* Pair of gardening gloves
* Fabric paints and brushes

Instructions
1. Decorate the set with fabric paints. Brush on a garden design, such as a row of bright yellow sunflowers or a bunch of carrots. Or slice an onion and a pepper into halves, dip them in the paint and embellish the set with vegetable prints.

2. Fill the pockets with seed packets, a garden trowel, and a plastic misting bottle. Use pinch-style clothespins to clip the gloves to the front of the apron when they’re not being worn.

Tips:
This gardening set makes a great gift for a relative that loves to garden.

Summer is here, just wish the temperature would realize its ok to be warm again! I have done most of my planting, but now I would like some planters to put on my deck to spruce it up. I keep browsing the sale ads, and found this one  I really like this.  It would look really cute in the corner.  This would mean I would "have to" to take another trip to the greenhouse to get some more flowers.  I am sure I could convince Robyn to go out there with me.

I have an idea of what I want to put on my table, I just have to figure it out and get all the supplies.  This arrangement will be with fake flowers, so I can use it year after year.  Or this cute little guy,

but I would put him on my front step I think, but then again maybe not, the last time someone put cute things on their front porch the neighborhood bullies broke them. 

I would have like to put in a little garden by my garage, but haven't had the time to put one in.  I am thinking about getting some of those tomato planters and put them one the deck.  One day I will have a bigger back yard where I can put in a real garden.  I am not one to get my hands dirty in general, but when it comes to gardening I don't mind a little dirt.  There is just something rewarding about planting seeds and watching them come to life, and then reaping the harvest.