Your garden is a great place to display your garden flags and it's time to get started. For earlier blooms or veggies now is the time
to start planting seeds. It may be too early for some of us to plant
outdoors yet so we can start them indoors to give them a head start.
Check on the seed packets first though, it will usually say if the seedlings
can be transplanted or if you should wait and plant them directly in the
ground. Things around the house can be repurposed into pots. You can check online how to make pots out of newspaper and I've also used egg cartons and plastic fruit containers. Just make sure there are holes in the bottom for drainage.
I am lucky that I had a small greenhouse built for me several
years ago, but before that I started the seeds inside on top of my refrigerator
and hung a plant light from the ceiling over them. When the seeds aren't
there, I replace them with a good size house plant so the light doesn't hang
there neglected.
Once your plants are transplanted to the garden it will be time to put out your new Spring Garden Flag. It are some good choices.
This Inch by Inch Garden Flag is one of my favorite. The cute inch worm is much more welcome on the flag than in your garden. This flag would look great in any size garden.
This Personalized Grandma Garden flag lists grandma's favorite people, her grandkids. This is perfect for a Mother's Day Gift. This flag can also be made for grandpa making a great Father's Day Gift.
Provencale Garden Applique Flag showing a variety of garden tools seems it was made for putting in a garden. Spring and summer is the best seasons for this decorative flag
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