This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Whitney Farms for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
I have lots of plants in my house. Up until recently, I didn't exactly have a green thumb. I would kill any plant that I was given. A couple of years ago, I discovered the beauty of African Violets, and decided to buy a couple. Thankfully, they were pretty hard to kill, and I was able to keep them alive with little care. In fact, they are still alive, and I now have four of them in my windowsill. I have added plants to my home since those first Violets, and I have gotten pretty good at caring for them. My secret is leaving the hard work to the professionals, and by that I mean, using the proper soil and plant food.
That plant overe there in that picture is my favorite. I love the way it cascades down the front of my bookshelf. All I do is water it once a week, and it seems to do well. I do find myself pulling off yellow leaves every now and again, but for the most part, it is a pretty healthy plant.
Whitney Farms® makes it easy to care for your plants. They have a full line of 100% natural organic soil and organic plant food that pretty much take the guess work out of caring for your plants. Their products are designed to be easy to use, have low to no dust, no manure odor, and contain beneficial microbes. Their specially designed protein-based blends provide your plants with both macro and micronutrients that help them to grow and thrive.

You can find a $3 off coupon by clicking one of the links above, making it even cheaper to try these products on your plants.

I am going to us eone of those coupons myself. I have been wanting to replant my African Violets, because they are getting really big and I want them to continue to be healthy.












It's a ScentGlow warmer, and it makes your house smell wonderful. You just add
She has all these super tips about gardening, and when the best time is to plant all the beautiful bulb flowers you want to grow in your yard. Right now, I don't have a yard to plant bulbs in, because we are living in an apartment complex. But if I did, I would want to grow these beautiful purple crocus bulbs. I bet I could probably grow them inside in a planter. I used the Garden Guru Tool at
You really should check out the website right now, because they are having a contest where you can win a $5,000 yard makeover including a visit from Taniya Nayak (@TaniyaNayak on Twitter). Taniya will go through and give you tips on the best way to update your yard! She will give you creative ideas for incorporating flower bulbs into your landscape. All you need to do to enter is submit a photo of your yard at CurbsideChaos.com. You can
My kids want cell phones for Christmas. Ryan has one, but all it does these days is text. I have to buy a card for it every month, which is sometimes hard to so considering money is really tight around here. I have been thinking about switching to Sprint and getting all of us new phones, including the girls. 