Looking for an alternative Easter basket idea this year? Consider giving a basket filled with stylish gardening accessories for your favorite green thumb. Here are five ideas for putting together an Easter basket for gardeners. Read More
Make your Easter egg hunt a memorable one with festive outdoor decor. These yard decorations for Easter will liven up your lawn and make the occasion extra special for guests. Read More
A resurrection garden is an ideal way to show children the spiritual meaning of Easter as opposed to the more commercial Easter celebration. Decorate a garden complete with Jesus’ tomb, and celebrate together on Sunday when you find the tomb is empty! Read More
Easter symbolizes renewal and new life, and everything new growing and developing outdoors make spring the perfect season for this holiday. Surprise your children with garden gifts for an Easter basket with no sugar added! Read More
An Easter floral display doesn’t need to be a giant vase of lilies. Small, baby plants capture the essence of Easter and spring. Display tiny plants in Easter eggs for a cute and unique indoor flower garden. Read More
Easter lilies are, for many, an ideal symbol of the spiritual nature of Easter. These white, trumpet-shaped flowers symbolize purity, hope and life and are among the most popular Easter gifts. Read More
Asparagus starts to come in season in mid-April, making this spring vegetable a perfect side for Easter brunches and dinners. When steamed or boiled, asparagus can be soggy and less than appetizing, but other cooking methods make this spring garden vegetable a true treat. Read More
A living Easter basket is a greener way to celebrate the holiday. Forget that tangled plastic grass that usually lines Easter baskets, and instead, grow fresh, living grass as a cushion for decorated eggs and treats. Since grass takes a few weeks to grow, now is the time to start planting so you’ll have a lush grass-lined basket in time for Easter. Read More
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