This wonderful idea was inspired by A Holy Experience. Ann shares the supply list and most important, ideas of sharing each night when lighting the candles.
Here are photos of the Garden of Grace that me, Henry and Corey created:
Henry is showing you the potting mix we used to fill the basket.
The beautiful plants we purchased at our local nursery, Shore Gardens.
Corey and I had a wonderful time creating the beautiful garden
Henry enjoyed this beautiful Easter project also.
Closeup of the garden.....
Henry chose the to write Joy and Corey chose to write Grace on their rocks.....beautiful combination.
Such a beautiful project to turn my thoughts to the meaning of Easter..............
Looks great!
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Beautiful Easter gardens
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I might try this next year when hopefully it is warm enough to plant something.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is fun to do. Thanks for sharing. Linda
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and I bet it did help get your sights on the real reason for Easter. Thanks for sharing with us. Hope to see you again tomorrow at Eco-Kids Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteLovely basket garden! Thanks for linking up & sharing on DearCreatives.com Hope you had a wonderful Easter! & hope to see you this week.
ReplyDeleteWow, these garden supplies are truly marvels. I hope I get the chance to make my garden like this some day.
ReplyDeleteSimple to make and very pretty as a decor for gardening. You shared a useful idea.
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