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I hope you had a great week!
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Random Things Happening Behind the Scenes at Bricks ‘n Blooms
What a week it was!
It’s starting to feel more like fall here now.
The leaves are looking brilliant and beautiful.
They are covering the ground and my gardens.
And the beds have taken on that fall garden hue.
It’s just gorgeous here right now!
My girls were home last weekend celebrating Shana’s birthday with us.
So I spent the week reorganizing and cleaning up after they left.
It’s always a whirlwind of fun when they come home from college.
With the temps starting to cool down, I started closing up shop outside by bringing most of my houseplants indoors.
I need help with a few because they are just too big and heavy for me to carry.
We took down the drip irrigation for the season and put away all the hoses.
At this point in the season, I’m done watering and will just let mother nature take care of the rest.
I finally took down my supertunias from the gazebo.
Although they are still pretty green, they really aren’t blooming anymore and I’m tired of looking at them.
They had a good run this season, but it’s time for them to go.
Speaking of my houseplants, I have SO MANY!!!
I don’t know where they are all going!
My split-leaf philodendrons and monstera are ginormous.
I may have to keep most of them in my basement and get them a grow light like THIS to keep them going until I can bring them outside again.
The rest of my plants, I’m sure I can find a spot for, but space is at a premium right now here.
Some may need to take residence in my daughter’s bedrooms.
They love when I do that. LOL!
What’s Happening at Bricks ‘n Blooms
It was a fun week on the blog!
With all the focus on the gardens this week, I shared some fall garden design tips so you can plant your garden now for amazing fall colors and blooms next year.
You can read all about it HERE.
It’s the most fun time of the month where I go thrifting with my friends from around the country.
I love to see how different the finds are in different locations, don’t you?
This month, I visited the antique flea market again in Vermont.
I swear they have THE BEST stuff.
A few of you asked that I include some pricing too.
So this month, I shared some of the deals.
And tell me what you think in the comments below.
Wait until you see what I found thrifting this month!
CLICK HERE to come thrifting with me.
I’ve been working on my Thanksgiving tablescape for 2021.
I’m still not sure how I’m dressing my table this year, but I started working on some fun centerpiece ideas.
Watch how I styled my vintage toolbox centerpiece three ways of making both faux and live flower arrangements.
Whether you want to create something super simple or get a little more elaborate, this video has you covered.
Wait until you see how my toolbox looks and tell me your favorite look in the comments below!
And finally, with all the leaves falling, NOW IS THE TIME to make leaf mold compost.
Instead of tossing bags of leaves away, turn them into compost that will benefit your garden.
It is ridiculously easy to do and your plants will appreciate the love.
HERE‘s how to make leaf mold compost.
Amazing Inspiration from Around the Web
I love finding cool inspiration from around the web and wanted to share some of what I’m loving right now.
My good friend Kristin from White Arrows Home shared her decorating ideas with this vintage Skotch Cooler.
Isn’t it so cool?
This would be perfect in our Vermont cabin.
I really enjoyed touring Asheville’s Rod Works with my friends Anne and AnnMarie from Simply 2 Moms.
It looks like such a cool place!!!
I wish I lived closer.
And here is some more inspiration you’ve got to see!
THESE thrift store furniture makeovers are totally amazing.
THIS outdoor tablescape is beyond beautiful.
THIS cute DIY pumpkin sign you have to see!
Thank you so much for following along.
Enjoy a beautiful day! xo
