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A kitchen herb garden?... YES! Now, that's something I can get excited about!!! |
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And silver, white winters that melt into spring.....Have a wonderful day! |
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A kitchen herb garden?... YES! Now, that's something I can get excited about!!! |
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And silver, white winters that melt into spring.....Have a wonderful day! |
Your kitchen is beautiful, visiting you from Sundays on Silverado! I'm starting my own link party Tuesday, Jan 14 called Wednesdays in the Studio. I'd love to have you join! https://studio27byjenniferadams.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Clean and bright. Happy new year.
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree! This is just the thing! I am sick of winter the second Christmas is over, and it's barely started. This is so fresh and lovely. Visiting from the Talking About it Tuesday linkup.
ReplyDeleteA herb garden, what a good idea! I love red so I always miss it after Christmas. Your kitchen looks bright and ready for spring. Happy New Year!!
ReplyDeleteLovely! These are my types of herbs too (ones I don't have to stress over killing).
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to pare down after the holidays...I'm still pulling this and that and getting it away. It is so dreary here, the tree is still up because the lights are so warming. Hugs, and Happy New Year! Sandi
ReplyDeleteOh my, Penny! I hear you. I think there is something so needed about just clearing our kitchens and home and getting back to basics with clean and ethereal whites. I do love Valentine's and will get that way soon, but it is nice to have winter whites. So happy to share your post at this evening's Share Your Style #448 for you!
ReplyDeleteHappy January,
Barb :)