2015 Resolutions - Our Garden Patch

So as you all know one of my New Years Resolutions was to start that Herb Garden with my kids. Last weekend my family had the opportunity to make a little visit to Bunnings and start our little vegie patch. 

All items and things used for the garden (including seeds) were purchased from Bunnings.



Tony setting up the garden shelves. 


While daddy was setting up the shelves, Maddy and I started filling the pots with soil and seeds. 


We also purchased these blank garden labels from Bunnings.


Using the fertilizer purchased from Bunnings to water the garden - A lot of seeds had instructions of fertilizing them once every two weeks. 


Our complete little garden. Now to see them all grow!


Thanks for reading guys. I hope you all enjoyed this post. 
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So tell me, how are you guys going with your new years resolutions? 

xoxo/ Vanessa

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