Wednesday, November 18, 2015

~Planting Bulbs & Baking and Simple & Sweet Fridays #194~

It's that time of year to start planting your bulbs for Spring.
Every year we have so many Paper White Bulbs that multiply.
We separate them and plant them in new places.
I grow some in pots.
I love to see them sprout and bloom near the house.
We also have Amaryllis to add to the blooms in glass vases!
With a little water and patience,
you'll see flowers bloom in the Winter!
We also plant Elephant Garlic.
I like this variety because of the giant purple flower it shows! 

Our pumpkins this year will have to be harvested soon.
I thought I'd let our children take them out for Thanksgiving.
They always like to be involved with the garden when they come home for a visit.
The garden is always changing.
I love the seasons because of that reason.
A few shopping finds for Christmas gifts!
I found a recipe for 
Dark Chocolate Bark with Pistachios & Sea Salt at Martha Stewart.
I found all 3 ingredients that I needed at Trader Joe's.
8 oz. dark chocolate
1/4 cup shelled and chopped pistachios
1/4 teaspoon sea salt flakes



~It will be a wonderful dessert for Thanksgiving~
I'm starting to get out some of my Christmas decorations.
These are some snow globe jars I made last year with a
 Christmas scene without water.
Love the Vintage Skiers!!
I found a surprise shopping at Target today.
Little Copper Mugs.
I had to buy some for the kids when they come home for Thanksgiving.
Maybe a little sweet treat inside for them!!


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20 comments:

  1. Stan & Jody, I love the blooms in vases. I'm going to try this, probably with amaryllis. Your snow globes are adorable, I made some last year thanks to your inspiration. Thanks for sharing and hosting the party.
    ~Have a great weekend~

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  2. I Pinned your garden bench.Perfection..dans un jardin.
    I havethose vintage skiers too:)

    The chocolate bar looks great.Last year at TJ's we found a cranberry ginger bar it was fantastic.

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  3. Mmmm, the bark looks soo good! Thank you for hosting!

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  4. Jody and Stan,
    Your Gardens always look amazing, even while you're putting them to their Winter rest, dear friends!!!
    "Mr. Ed" will harvest our Autumnal Pumpkins, but we've not had success.
    We live in the arid, dry, hot side of the Prairie where little grows without constant care.
    Your Dark Chocolate Bark candies look divinely delicious!!!
    Those copper mugs are making quite a come back in design. . .know your grands will l o v e them!!!
    Thank you for hosting Simple and Sweet Fridays! each week!!!
    Blessing to you and your family at Thanksgiving!!!
    Fondly,
    Pat

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  5. Thanks for featuring my post, Jody! What a nice surprise!
    I will definitely try that sweet treat. What could be more simple with only 3 ingredients. My kinda recipe. lol
    Your photos are lovely! HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU!
    Hugs,
    Linda at Beautiful Ideas

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  6. Your garden is drool-worthy, as is the chocolate bark! Great features, and thanks for the opportunity to party!

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  7. Wonderful features. Thank you Jody for Planting Bulbs and Baking and Sweet and Simple Fridays 194.

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  8. Oh golly, that pistachio bark is to die for, I made it for Hubby last year. Thanks so much for hosting and love your bulbs post...Sandi

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  9. I like to get some of those little copper cups. What department did you find them in? I'm off to Target tomorrow.
    Thanks for sharing and for hosting. The pistachio bark looks delicious!

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  10. Oh my that pistachio bark looks tempting! Thanks so much for featuring my vintage Christmas finds & for hosting! Blessings, Cecilia

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  11. Thank you for sharing all of the pretties . . . but I am smitten with the idea of Dark Chocolate Bark with pistacios and sea salt. Thanks for the recipe!
    Patti

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  12. Hello beautiful! Thank you for this fabulous party. I appreciate you hosting each week. Please take a moment to stop by our party that until Friday at 7 pm. We pin and tweet every masterpiece at our party. Lou Lou Girls

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  13. Hello beautiful! Thank you for this fabulous party. I appreciate you hosting each week. Please take a moment to stop by our party that until Friday at 7 pm. We pin and tweet every masterpiece at our party. Lou Lou Girls

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  14. hi there- thanks for another great party. you reminded me i need to get on forcing my bulbs pronto! have a wonderful thanksgiving. xo- maryjo
    https://masterpiecesofmylife.com

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  15. Thank you for opening your site! Always a pleasure. Lynn

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  16. You have been a very busy lady! Thank you for hosting. Jo

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  17. Thanks for sharing my crochet acorn caps! Looking forward to linking up again.

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  18. Thank you for the party, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!

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  19. Amazing gardens -- and Martha Stewart's Dark Chocolate Bark looks delicious. Thanks for hosting the party. Happy Thanksgiving! Ann Marie @ Iris Abbey www.irisabbey.com

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