The last couple of weeks, I've slowly gotten out of "beach mode", and started thinking of Fall.
Here's a quick plant pot I did in the foyer a couple of weeks ago and forgot to show you.
I'd bought two Crotons to put in the outside urns, but it was so hot, I didn't want to deal with them at the time...so, I brought one into the house and made a quick arrangement by putting it into an old McCoy planter, adding some Nandina, Lantana and Sassafras to fill in around the Croton.
A decorative acorn and two books with Fall-ish colors finish the look.
Since then, I've planted the crotons, but I need to add some mums, etc. to the urns, so they aren't "blog ready" yet.
The last couple of days, we've been working on a painting project I've been putting off for years...
Here's a hint of what I'm doing...
...well, actually, what Hubby and I are doing.
Hubby did the hard part...moving and sanding the kitchen island, and I'm doing the staining and painting.
I'll show you how it looks on the next post.
Hope y'all have a great weekend,
Hugs,
Babs
Love the planter, it looks amazing. Can't wait to see the island, beautiful style. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteNeat paper weight (?) acorn!!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to change out plants for FALL :-}}
Can't wait to see that island transformed Babs!!
ReplyDeleteLove the acorn, of course.
ReplyDeleteBabs, I love crotons for fall. Yours looks really pretty. Can't wait to see your island!!
ReplyDeleteThe planter is so pretty and nothing says fall more than acorns! I can't wait to see the island! :)
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Babs,
ReplyDeleteLove the hues of your planter! Now, that island looks like a lot of work, dear friend! Enjoy the process!!! I'll be back for the reveal!
Fondly,
Pat
What a project! You two are industrious.
ReplyDeleteEager to see the finished project.
The island will be lovely I just know it. Isn't the weather great-we have all the windows open.
ReplyDeleteThe planter looks lovely! Those crotons add a nice touch of color!
ReplyDeleteThat island looks like a big project! I bet it looks awesome with its new finish!
Babs, your croaton is beautiful. I have a couple that I need to plant.
ReplyDeleteYou have made me think that they may be beautiful in the house for a bit.
Thanks for sharing,
Hugs, Ginger
Love the planter. I didn't know you could grow crotons INSIDE!!!! I love them so may try that! We are moving in 2 weeks so I am PACKING and can't decorate.............YET:):) XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteThe mixture in the planter looks so pretty, Babs. Oh, you are such a tease with that little glimpse of your island -- can't wait to see the end result!
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