Flowerbed Update Because I Kill Plants

Remember last year when I created a little flowerbed on the side of house underneath our breakfast nook windows?

It was one of the few projects I was able to do last year and it made me so happy. I love hydrangeas to pieces but alas they do not love me back. I have had almost zero luck keeping them alive. Sadly these beauties died and the bed was looking pitiful.

Attempting To Grow Hydrangeas In South East Texas

In my last post I shared with y'all my Costco Hydrangeas that I planted at the beginning of the summer. If you missed that post you can read all about it here. 

Creating A Flower Bed

This is the view I see every day. I love looking at our garage when I pull in. It has such curb appeal. Eventually I would love to add flower boxes to the windows and an arbor over the doors.

DIY Landscaping for Curb Appeal

Hey y'all! I promise I am still here. I know it has been awhile. 

Frenchy Fridge Magnets

I purchased these mini ornate frames last year in the $1 section at Michaels. I just loved them and decided to make them into fridge magnets. Perfect idea I thought and so I did that and this is how they have stayed ever since, empty. Well today I finally decided to find pics to place in them.

I found these awesome rooster pictures on google and fell in love. I hope to  find a real frenchy oil painting of roosters or bunnies someday.

Next I printed up the pictures smaller and removed the shiny plastic "glass" from the frames and tada some french country fridge magnets! Our printer is not the best and I am sure the graphic is not the best either for printing but yep, much better than some empty lil' frames!

The weather has been just beautiful here so I have been planting around the yard. Yesterday we found some beautiful 3 gallon azaleas for just $8 at Costco! We brought home two. This here is my project for the upcoming week that is if HobLob is nice enough to have what I need on sale!:)
Have a great start to your week y'all!


Linking up to Metamorphosis Monday over at Between Naps On The Porch.