All Set for Real Estate Market

No thanks to the cold snap for it slows down our #DIY exterior painting job. These pictures shows how serious I am with #DIY. Too much of Drew and Jonathan Scott's Property Brothers and John Gidding's Curb Appeal watching you may think huh? Or, was I a fanatic of #HGTV? LOL.

Three Yes's for those questions of course. By the way, for 3 years or more, John Gidding is my friend in Facebook, yayyy. Anyway, here I was doing the trimming paint job with my 16" extension ladder. Are you scared? My friends in FB was totally frightened, LOL! I am not scared of height for sure. I have new pictures to show you next time. Where did I learn to paint? Back home when I was a teacher. I always visit my classroom during weekends to improve it and painting is a sissy #DIY and I love doing it.  

Just to give you a #humor, here's my hubby taking a siesta and he would say, he is the supervisor LOL. Nah! Actually, he was doing all the painting using the roller. I was in-charge of the trimming because I have a steady hand. I was sitting there too while he was painting most of it. He was all red when he's done.

Here I was pressure washing the driveway. We will paint this today.

The paint will look good, I will be showing you the before and after photos. By the way, I love tools and I am crazy with smart tools LOL. There is a male spirit inside of me I guess. We will list our property this Friday and hoping to get a buyer real fast so we can move to the Gulf Coast. Wish us luck!

Relaxing by the Garden

Yesterday, as I watch the NFL in my iPad at the gazebo, I was looking at the bare space by the wooden fence. I was thinking of planting okra. My okra seedling is growing and I will plant them on that side by the fence on the weekend. Hubby loves Okra and I am not a fan of slimy vegies. Okra is certainly not my favorite.

By next week, I will start growing my seedling for bokchoy (pechay). One plant at a time because I am not too thrilled to visit my garden since Summer. Too hot to hang out at the backyard but, it's September so; expect that I will tend my garden more often. Can't wait for cool weather here in Florida.

Roses in Blooms

I got these lovely Roses bloom today. Pretty right? There's two of them and smells sweet. I love roses and I have 3 kinds so far. I want to plant different kinds of roses in my garden because it is easy to maintain and it can thrive a scorching heat.

Here is a big one. Another blooms I got is Daisy. What blooms do you have in your garden today? Check it out and let me know. I quit planting vegetables because the heat is really bad.

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Throw Down is a Unique Gro Project from Miracle-Gro

This post brought to you by Miracle-Gro. All opinions are 100% mine.

Are you looking for garden project ideas? I found one amazing and simple project to make this week, and I am sharing it to you. When I checked the list of amazing ideas from The Gro Project, I have to say that the Throw Down is the most unique of them all. For one, it is a project meant to be shared for friends and loveones. I remember one time, I recieved a wedding invitation with a seed in it. This Throw Down project is basically similar and I like the idea. Would you be willing to try this project? Check out the materials needed below:

       

Now, just follow these 5 easy steps: 1. Mix equal parts of potting mix, clay and seeds in your bucket. 2. Grab a handful and then roll into a small ball about 1/3' in diameter. Add water as needed. 3. Place the balls on a tray and dry them in the sun for a few days. 4. Wrapped them in cheesecloth to give away as a gift. 5. Throw down on the ground! Get them off to a good start by feeding them the LiquaFeed All Purpose Plant Food Advance Starter Kitand watering regularly. What an easy project isn't it?

Would you like to try more of the fun garden projects by Miracle-Gro? All you have to do is to check out Miracle-Gro online and you can access articles and videos of gardening tips for both begin ners and professionals. To give you an inspiration, check out the video below:

 

Lastly, don't forget to follow the Miracle-Gro Pinterest page and share your gardening stories with other green thump individuals.