Beautiful! What a great idea, to leave the potted plants in their pots and disguise with sheet moss. Who knew? And bonus: exchange out spent plants easily! Thanks for sharing.
Ann Bairdsays
This is beautiful! Don’t think I could make it that cheap tho. There is no pot of flowers in grocery stores in my area for under $6.99.
Thank you Ann! That’s a bummer! I noticed that Wal-Mart had many tulips and flowering bulbs in their garden center for only a few dollars each, and Home Depot is starting to get them in also, but they just weren’t blooming yet. That could be an option too.
Kim
You did a great job with you beautiful flower garden basket. If you ever give blogging up you should try florist. 🙂 I will be on the same flight to the islands.
I love this idea. There are some fabulous spring flowers in the nursery right now and this is a really great idea to choose a few favorites and create a fabulous table garden. Hugs, Marty
What a terrific and simple idea! I always try to have fresh flowers on my kitchen table, and this is such difference way to do that. I could see how this could be something that can be done year round. A few small annual flowers for summer … small pot of mums and tiny pumpkins for fall … Christmas I’ll have to think about. Thanks so much.
Heathersays
Hi. I love your Spring Tabletop Garden. I am trying to make my own. I am having difficulty finding a similar basket could you please tell me where you found yours? Thanks.
Hi Diane! This blog post is actually in a slide show format, showing each step how to make the spring tabletop garden. If you click the arrow buttons at the top of the post you can see everything. But to answer your question, They are all small pots of tulips, bought already blooming from the store and grouped together. (super easy and fast!)
Paula B. says
Beautiful! What a great idea, to leave the potted plants in their pots and disguise with sheet moss. Who knew? And bonus: exchange out spent plants easily! Thanks for sharing.
Ann Baird says
This is beautiful! Don’t think I could make it that cheap tho. There is no pot of flowers in grocery stores in my area for under $6.99.
Kim Wilson says
Thank you Ann! That’s a bummer! I noticed that Wal-Mart had many tulips and flowering bulbs in their garden center for only a few dollars each, and Home Depot is starting to get them in also, but they just weren’t blooming yet. That could be an option too.
Tardevil says
So pretty!
kristin says
This is simply gorgeous Kim!! You make it look so easy too 🙂
Maryann @ Domestically Speaking says
So pretty Kim… love the mix of flowers you used!
laura says
Kim
You did a great job with you beautiful flower garden basket. If you ever give blogging up you should try florist. 🙂 I will be on the same flight to the islands.
Vanessa says
It’s absolutely beautiful Kim! I’m just loving all of this Spring inspiration!
Vanessa
Heidi @ Decor & More says
Oh so fresh, Kim! Great idea, even if the weather outside isn’t totally cooperative. 🙂
xo Heidi
Robin All Things Heart and Home says
Kim that’s my favorite spring centerpiece ever! I’m having Easter at my house, maybe I can put one of those together!!! Love it! ox
Mary Beth @ Cupcakes and Crinoline says
This is so beautiful, Kim! I would love to make one of my own.
Barbara Ann says
Perfect for Easter & 2 baby showers coming up. Thanks for the directions.
Angelina-JoJo and Eloise says
This is so very Pretty. The colors are gorgeous and I love the added touch of the Butterfly. Very Sweet!
Pinning 🙂
xoxo
debbiedoos says
So Sweet and so Pretty! Perfect for Spring.
Kristin @ Yellow Bliss Road says
Kim!!! It’s gorgeous and I love it. Such a fabulous idea!!
Cindy says
What a great idea! Your sweet spring arrangement is so lovely and I love how you can change out the flowers when they stop blooming.
Cindy
Marty@A Stroll Thru Life says
I love this idea. There are some fabulous spring flowers in the nursery right now and this is a really great idea to choose a few favorites and create a fabulous table garden. Hugs, Marty
Korrie@RedHenHome says
This is a delightful arrangement!
Kim Wilson says
Thank you Korrie!
katie says
super cute tabletop garden. I’m in need of some fresh flowers and this centerpiece is perfect!
Jane Rutkowski says
What a terrific and simple idea! I always try to have fresh flowers on my kitchen table, and this is such difference way to do that. I could see how this could be something that can be done year round. A few small annual flowers for summer … small pot of mums and tiny pumpkins for fall … Christmas I’ll have to think about. Thanks so much.
Heather says
Hi. I love your Spring Tabletop Garden. I am trying to make my own. I am having difficulty finding a similar basket could you please tell me where you found yours? Thanks.
Kim Wilson says
Hi Heather! Thanks so much! I found that basket at TJMAXX/Homegoods. Any type of shallow basket will work. 😉
lynn cockrell says
This is a lovely idea for spring!
Diane says
Did you start the bulbs out and if so how long did it take them to bloom. I have some and want to do it for Easter.
Kim Wilson says
Hi Diane! This blog post is actually in a slide show format, showing each step how to make the spring tabletop garden. If you click the arrow buttons at the top of the post you can see everything. But to answer your question, They are all small pots of tulips, bought already blooming from the store and grouped together. (super easy and fast!)
Kathleen says
This is so lovely. Love your blog just subscribed and pinned! 🙂
Kim @ Sand & Sisal says
Thank you Kathleen!