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5 Reasons Why Traditional Style is the Most Sustainable Way to Decorate

August 31, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford Leave a Comment

I’ve always believed that traditional style is the most sustainable way to decorate a home. Here are five reasons why this is the decor style I’ll always choose. When we think of sustainable home design, we usually think of really modern spaces with neutral colors, natural materials, and some kind of “green” certification process. Designers, […]

Filed Under: Easy-Peasy Decorating, Uncategorized

How to Hang Baskets on Walls

August 28, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford 11 Comments

Baskets are an unexpected wall decor option, bringing personality, texture, and charm to any space. Here’s how to hang baskets on walls. I had a bit of a crazy idea to hang baskets on my walls over a decade ago, and I ended up loving it so much that when I took them down to […]

Filed Under: Easy-Peasy Decorating, Uncategorized

Yellow Leaves on Geraniums: What it Means and What to Do

August 24, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford 2 Comments

If you see yellow leaves on geraniums in your garden, this is a sign that your plants are trying to tell you something. Here’s what to do! This is the time of year when the flowers in planters start to look a little sad and worn out. We often accept it as a natural sign […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Uncategorized

How to Properly Cut a Watermelon Quickly and Safely

August 21, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford Leave a Comment

Have you ever wondered how to cut a watermelon correctly? Slicing this giant fruit can seem intimidating, but there’s an easy way to complete the task when you follow these steps. There was a time during my early years as a mother when I feared the mighty watermelon. Really, it was bad. A watermelon is […]

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How to Harvest Basil for Strong and Productive Plants

August 17, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford 38 Comments

Whether it’s fresh from the garden or in a flower pot on the counter, the taste and scent of basil are always warm and welcoming.  However, keeping your plant looking healthy can be a challenge when you’re always picking at its leaves.  Here’s how to harvest basil and still leave your plant healthy and productive. […]

Filed Under: Food, Gardening, Reader Favorites

Old Soul Decorating: 8 Home Decor Pieces That Say So Much About Who You Are

August 14, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford Leave a Comment

The best houses are those that tell the story of those who live there. If you’re constantly being told that you’re such an old soul, you probably have at least a few of these decor pieces somewhere in your home. When someone says that you’re an old soul, what they usually mean is that you […]

Filed Under: Easy-Peasy Decorating

What to Do When Your Hydrangea Leaves Turn Yellow

August 10, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford Leave a Comment

Have you ever seen your hydrangea leaves turning yellow mysteriously, even though your plant seems healthy otherwise? Here’s why it happens and the easy fix! We’re right at the beginning of our late-blooming hydrangea season here, so I thought I’d share a tip for this particular type of hydrangea flower that I found really interesting. […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Summer

Our Front Hall Restoration Project

August 7, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford 2 Comments

We’ve been chipping away at this project for a few months and I’m so excited to finally be able to share it with you today! Here’s how our front hall restoration project turned out. The main part of our house was built 120 years ago and contains the living room, dining room, front hall, and […]

Filed Under: DIY and Renovating, Uncategorized

How to Fix Leggy Petunias and Make Them Look Fuller

August 3, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford 30 Comments

Petunias can be some of the most eye-catching summer flowers, but they can also start to look a little sad as the season wears on. Today I’m sharing what to do to fix leggy petunias so they’ll look full and beautiful all summer long! I’ve definitely had some good years for my petunias some bad […]

Filed Under: Gardening, Uncategorized

Zucchini Walnut Muffins With Crumbly Streusel Topping

July 31, 2026 by Courtenay Hartford Leave a Comment

These tempting zucchini muffins are the perfect way to use the extra zucchini from your garden this summer. Be sure to make extra to keep in the freezer for the winter months. I’ve been living off zucchini and tomatoes from the garden this summer. I’ve done grilled zucchini, zucchini noodles, 3-ingredient chocolate zucchini cake (of […]

Filed Under: Food, Summer

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