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Hi I’m Bailey

Teaching you how to grow veggies in any space while show you how to live a garden-inspired life.

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Secret to stunning pots? Edible plants! Because even the pots enjoy some biodiversity and the fragrance that a little basil adds is 👌🏼

I love a surprise and delight moment as well and the kids noticed the beans even before I did! People come over and are all “oh my gosh how fun!”

Exactly, it’s fun! Play with your pots and don’t forget the age old rules: filler, spiller, thriller for how to get a full look.

It’s almost time for me to make these Autumn pots and I can wait for a new combo.

Some favorite edible plants for pots:
Creeping thyme
Beans
Dill
Fennel
Nasturtium
Calendula
Lettuce
Strawberries
Pansies

If you grow in pots, leave me your favorite emoji in comments (🌸) so I can see how many of us are there are.

baileyvantassel

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Secret to stunning pots? Edible plants! Because even the pots enjoy some biodiversity and the fragrance that a little basil adds is 👌🏼

I love a surprise and delight moment as well and the kids noticed the beans even before I did! People come over and are all “oh my gosh how fun!”

Exactly, it’s fun! Play with your pots and don’t forget the age old rules: filler, spiller, thriller for how to get a full look.

It’s almost time for me to make these Autumn pots and I can wait for a new combo.

Some favorite edible plants for pots:
Creeping thyme
Beans
Dill
Fennel
Nasturtium
Calendula
Lettuce
Strawberries
Pansies

If you grow in pots, leave me your favorite emoji in comments (🌸) so I can see how many of us are there are.

5 days ago

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At the foundation of each business is a mission and a solution. Well, there should be anyways.

Here’s mine: to give you time back with ease and insight and inspiration. Because life is busy.

We’re not always able to leisurely stroll through the garden at dusk while sipping wine and cutting flowers for the table. I’m usually doing bedtime and then trying to excavate a shred of lucidity for my husband and also you know, just be a human for a moment.

And in the hustle of life we need tethers. We need that pull to keep us keeping on.

Gardening is not for retirement. It’s for now. But now is full. Now is flashy and “urgent” and modern and convenient. So we have to place our priorities somewhere safe.

And that’s where @thekitchengardensociety was born from. This place of “we will make magic together and sow seeds and water sprouts and make breakfast and drink afternoon coffees and take meetings and prune fruit trees and throw birthday parties and spend too much time on our phones sometimes. But we’ll stick with what matters to us and we’ll infuse our lives with tasks and treasures that mean something.”

So there you have it my friend. I hope it blesses you. From the bottom of my heart and the sweat of my brow, I hope it gifts you.

baileyvantassel

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At the foundation of each business is a mission and a solution. Well, there should be anyways.

Here’s mine: to give you time back with ease and insight and inspiration. Because life is busy.

We’re not always able to leisurely stroll through the garden at dusk while sipping wine and cutting flowers for the table. I’m usually doing bedtime and then trying to excavate a shred of lucidity for my husband and also you know, just be a human for a moment.

And in the hustle of life we need tethers. We need that pull to keep us keeping on.

Gardening is not for retirement. It’s for now. But now is full. Now is flashy and “urgent” and modern and convenient. So we have to place our priorities somewhere safe.

And that’s where @thekitchengardensociety was born from. This place of “we will make magic together and sow seeds and water sprouts and make breakfast and drink afternoon coffees and take meetings and prune fruit trees and throw birthday parties and spend too much time on our phones sometimes. But we’ll stick with what matters to us and we’ll infuse our lives with tasks and treasures that mean something.”

So there you have it my friend. I hope it blesses you. From the bottom of my heart and the sweat of my brow, I hope it gifts you.

1 week ago

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Just a note to myself really. But the more we lean into our loves, the more they see us doing just that. Being in love with life.

There’s nothing quite like going out into the garden and hearing tiny footsteps follow me. The best reminder of how good it all is.

baileyvantassel

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Just a note to myself really. But the more we lean into our loves, the more they see us doing just that. Being in love with life.

There’s nothing quite like going out into the garden and hearing tiny footsteps follow me. The best reminder of how good it all is.

1 week ago

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I was chatting with an herbalist friend who was giving me the full scoop on prepping for cold season. Sage is a go-to for her when it comes to sore throats or coughs as it’s anti inflammatory and makes for a great expectorant.

The benefits go far beyond that, however, I wanted to make something that my kids (and let’s me real - my husband) could stomach too.

So, sage honey it is! Perfect to add to tea or even maybe some buttered bread when you can get nothing else by the little ones.

METHOD:
Collect and dry sage, cut into small pieces and fill container about 1/4 full. Fill with honey (as local as you can get) and tap to release air bubbles.

Keep in airtight container for the season 🌸.

baileyvantassel

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I was chatting with an herbalist friend who was giving me the full scoop on prepping for cold season. Sage is a go-to for her when it comes to sore throats or coughs as it’s anti inflammatory and makes for a great expectorant.

The benefits go far beyond that, however, I wanted to make something that my kids (and let’s me real – my husband) could stomach too.

So, sage honey it is! Perfect to add to tea or even maybe some buttered bread when you can get nothing else by the little ones.

METHOD:
Collect and dry sage, cut into small pieces and fill container about 1/4 full. Fill with honey (as local as you can get) and tap to release air bubbles.

Keep in airtight container for the season 🌸.

1 week ago

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