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Welcome to the Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop! Each month, my blogging friends and I get together to challenge ourselves to each complete a project or recipe that we’e pinned on Pinterest. It’s always fun to see what my friends have created!
I’ve been wanting to plant an herb garden this summer. I’ve pinned all sorts of tips and tutorials about planting an herb garden on my garden Pinterest board. I had a few free hours one day last week so I ran to my local garden store, got some herbs and planted my garden! Planting in the raised bed was super easy. I just added some garden soil and used a garden trowel to easily plant my herbs. Within minutes, I had my handy and cute herb garden planted!
I already had a beautiful Keter Urban Bloomer Planter
This year I planted the herbs and one tomato plant. I think the herbs are much easier to manage than veggies. I also love using fresh herbs in my cooking.
The Keter Urban Bloomer Planter
I planted three of my favorite herbs, basil, cilantro and thyme.
It’s great that I also happened to find some really cute garden markers for those herbs!
It also helps that basil, cilantro and thyme are among the easiest herbs to grow. I’m happy with how the herbs are coming along! They really don’t require much care in my raised patio planter.
Let’s meet this month’s Pinterest Challenge hosts!
My Pinterventures • Cookies Coffee and Crafts
Sew Crafty Crochet • Eye Love Knots • My Sweet Things
Across the Boulevard • Suzerspace • Purple Hues and Me
Decorate and More with Tip • Mom Home Guide
Our Unschooling Journey • Intelligent Domestications
Craftify My Love • Life Beyond the Kitchen • K’s Olympic Nest
Teadoddles • Farm Girl Reformed • Simple Nature Decor Stone Cottage Adventures
To join next month’s #pinterestchallenge, click here to sign-up ? August Pinterest Challenge
Now, let’s see what the other Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop hosts have created this month!
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Planting a raised bed is so much easier thunching over trying to take care of plants on the ground. I have my herbs in a smaller container on my deck, but I’m thinking after seeing your set up I need to go bigger!
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I love your markers. Very pretty. I do not have a green thumb but love the looks of yours.
Thanks for visiting, Terrie! I am more of a beginning gardener myself, lol!
Fresh herbs sound so nice. The markers are super cute for them.
What a pretty herb garden! My boys and I tried to start one from seed and while the plants looked pretty good at first they died the first day we brought them outside! Pinned.
Sorry about your plants! I find my garden does better when I buy the plants. I haven’t had much luck with starting from seed, either!
I need one of these in my life! My outdoor gardening space is limited or should I say non-existent and I love fresh herbs! What a great way to grow some!
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I just love those signs! So cute and the blend in well with nature. 🙂 I need to grow a lot more herbs next year, since Penelope had her 4 babies and they love herbs! LOL!
Carrie
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Hi, Carrie! That’s sweet you want to grow herbs for the guinea pigs!
This is actually perfect for my small yard! Great job!
Your plants are looking great! I hope you enjoy using them this summer!
I love your garden markers! My husband usually grows herbs for m. I love fresh herbs.
I envy your herb garden, I used to have basil, cilantro and parsley but I forgot to water them for two days while our heat wave and they were history… Love those garden makers, I have some branches around here and could use them when my herbs grow again.
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