Hey sweet friends! Is everyone keeping warm? It’s been soooo cold, hasn’t it?
But, last week, while we had gorgeous warm days, I brought some herbs and blooms inside to enjoy….
Pear blossoms at my kitchen window and in a vintage milk jug:
Rosemary and lavender hanging from my drying rack:
Thyme
More lavender {mixed with store-bought stock}
And sweet mint
I really love having the various herbs in the garden to use while cooking…so this year I planted a few more varieties. Maybe this Easter weekend it will be warm enough to work in the garden again. What are you planning for your garden this year?
Also, did you know that Pottery Barn has a BLOG?? Well, I want to say THANKS to The Pottery Barn Blog for featuring our kitchen today! I’m honored to be included in the SHOW & TELL section on Pottery Barn's Blog HERE.
I hope you all have a fabulous Easter week! Thanks for visiting my blog :)
Blessings
Hurray for you being on the blog! I will pop in to have a look at your feature! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteI wish our weather was warmer to get out in the garden. The second best thing is to bring the flowers and herbs indoors...so pretty!
XO,
Jane
Congratulations! How exciting!
ReplyDeletecongrats! I had no idea they had a blog... I can't for the life of me figure out how to follow the blog??? besides just liking on facebook.
ReplyDeleteI could look at your blog all day long. Unfortunately It has its drawbacks.... I am house hunting and no kitchen could compare to yours without a lot of money thrown into it....
ReplyDeleteHi Becky...yay...love all your photos today!
ReplyDeleteI love your pear blossoms. My mother has had a pear tree growing outside her bedroom window for years. I am going to check out pottery barn's blog...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the mention in PB! I'll look forward to checking it out. Your herbs and the lemon look so pretty. When the weather is cold it's nice to have fresh flowers, herbs, and fruit in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Your herbs and flowers look just beautiful. I totally love the last photo with the water, lemon, and mint.
ReplyDeleteI am going to head over to the Pottery Barn blog now and look at your beautiful kitchen over there. Smart people to share your blog on their blog.
I love fresh herbs, too. There is nothing like them to put a pop of flavor in the dish you are making. Great post, Becky. Hope you have a wonderful Easter- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove your kitchen Becky !!!...love from me....xxx..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Becky! Your kitchen is beautiful! So wonderful to see it featured on Pottery Barn!
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Anne
Becky your kitchen is very pretty. All those bread boards look wonderful against the white. Congrats on your feature.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your feature, Becky! I always love looking at your photos! You have so so many interesting things and such a great way of displaying things. I love the berry baskets and the vintage milk jug! Hope you're having a good week. xo
ReplyDeleteBecky,
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is so pretty. I loved all the pictures just gorgeous. Happy Easter.
Kris
Your feature on the PB Blog is awesome, Becky! Your spring blooms and herbs look so fresh and pretty in your kitchen - very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being featured at the Pottery Barn blog!! Your kitchen is so pretty!!
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Wow! How exciting for you to be featured on the Pottery Barn Blog! I am so happy for you! Such a beautiful and inspiring post!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Jemma
Hello Becky!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your beautiful inspiring photos!
I loooove your kitchen!
Happy Easter for you and your family!
With love, Geli
Where did you get your black labels that are on your large jars on your kitchen counter?
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Tudo muito lindo. Também gosto muito de ervas. Tenho usado no tempero dos alimentos muitas ervas no lugar do sal.
ReplyDeleteAqui estamos numa seca terrível, minhas ervas morreram tudo. Agora vai começar a estação das chuvas.
Tenha uma feliz Pascoa.
its decoration is beautiful, I love the flowers and colors! all love and have a nice easter wishes fixed angie from Germany
ReplyDeleteHello, Becky
ReplyDeleteWow what a gorgeous blog!!
Full of inspiration, beautiful pictures and ideas.
My pear trees are in bloom as well, and I have been enjoying them so much.
I will be looking forward to your posts.
Your new follower.
Angela
Love this post, giving me a touch of spring since it has not found my neck of the woods yet!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the PB feature!
I always love visiting your kitchen, you have the coolest stuff! I'mm going to try growing a few herbs in my window sill. Hope my brown thumb doesn't kill them! LOL
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Patti
Becky, you have the most gorgeous house...all of it!
ReplyDeleteI have that white Kitchen Aid mixer, too! :-)
Happy Easter,
Anne
Brava! Well deserved!! Love your kitchen...so pretty & fresh.
ReplyDeletePlanting plenty of herbs, veggies and beets! Have a beautiful Easter!
Monica
Just found your blog and started following, wow, your home is just beautiful. Love the pig cutting board! Looking forward to your posts.
ReplyDeleteNow your blog has become one of my favorite blogs! Thank you to Pottery Barn's blog for featuring your wonderful kitchen! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteLove the look! Can you please tell me what you used to stain the wood on the island??
ReplyDeleteI love the look! Could you tell me what you used for stain on the island? Thank you!
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