Welcome to your March Garden Newsletter! ๐ท
Spring is almost here, and you can feel the shift in the air. The garden is waking up, seed catalogs are dog-eared, and itโs officially time to start planting with intention and excitement.
Hereโs what weโre focusing on this month:
๐ผ Planting Beautiful Cut Flowers
Now is the perfect time to start planning (and in many cases planting!) blooms that will fill your home with fresh bouquets. Weโll talk about easy-to-grow favorites that give you armfuls of color all season long.
๐พ Safe Plants for Cat-Loving Homes
If you share your space with curious kitties, Iโve gathered beautiful plant options that are non-toxic and safe โ so you can grow confidently without worry.
๐ฐ How to Make Seed Starter Newspaper Cups
This is one of my favorite simple, earth-friendly projects. You donโt need fancy trays โ just newspaper and a few minutes.
Hereโs how to make them:
What Youโll Need:
โข Newspaper (black and white print works best)
โข A small glass or jar
โข Scissors
โข Tape (optional)
Step 1: Cut newspaper into strips about 4โ5 inches tall and long enough to wrap around your jar with overlap.
Step 2: Wrap the strip around the jar, leaving about 1โ2 inches hanging below the bottom of the jar.
Step 3: Fold the bottom excess inward to create the base of your cup. Press firmly against the bottom of the jar to shape it.
Step 4: Slide the jar out gently. If needed, secure the seam with a small piece of tape (though often it holds just fine on its own).
Step 5: Fill with seed-starting soil, plant your seeds, and lightly water.
When itโs time to transplant, you can place the entire cup directly into the soil โ the newspaper will naturally break down.
March is all about fresh beginnings. Tiny seeds, big dreams, and the quiet magic of watching something grow.
Iโm so grateful youโre here, growing alongside me! Also check out the Shop to see NEW items that have arrived & more will be arriving soon!
Happy planting,
