Blog - Chaotically Creative

Dividing Day Lily

I have been down and dirty again for the last 2 days. The orange Day Lily that started out as single little sprigs took over my flower bed. I did some other things as well. I weeded and weeded and weeded and pulled ivy vines and sculpted my landscaping all with the help of my weeding wonder tool and a shovel. In this post, I am going to show you dividing day lily. This picture first appeared ... Read More about Dividing Day Lily

Vintage Container Gardening

A few weeks ago I visited my favorite antique shop in downtown Rockwood. Outside the back of the shop is a courtyard filled with Vintage Container Gardening. I go there for inspiration and to find some really unique pieces. I also visited William's Greenhouse and came home with some real lovely's. I mean with all this cool stuff sitting around, I did a little vintage container gardening of ... Read More about Vintage Container Gardening

Spring Tablescape and a Giveaway

This is a sponsored post brought to you by Kirkland's. I was compensated for this post but all opinions are mine. Many thanks to our friends at Kirkland's for also sponsoring the GIVEAWAY at the end of this post. I can't tell you how happy we are that SPRING is finally here. This was a rough winter. We had a crazy ICE STORM.... which kept the kids out of school for a week. I had given my two ... Read More about Spring Tablescape and a Giveaway

Closet Door Tool Storage

Some days, I swear I feel like I am losing my mind. You see, clutter and mess drive me to the edge of insanity. I have been like this since childhood. I am constantly sorting and organizing and "putting things away". My son and husband however, cannot seem to find anything unless it is "laid out" in the open on a surface. A counter top, a table, the mantle, the floor, a chair. They would be ... Read More about Closet Door Tool Storage

The Garden Conversation

I grew up listening to the "garden conversation". Neighbors talking to each other about their vegetable gardens and tobacco crops. They listened and contributed, somewhat equally. They all seemed to be in the same boat of plowing, planting, weeding, praying for rain and trying to get something to grow. They conversed. If they learned something useful, they shared it. It was a simple ... Read More about The Garden Conversation