Seashell garden

You won't believe this......... iLoveshelling.com is going to be in the news!!!!! Thanks to you!! I guess you've been spreading the word about my shelling blog and the pictures I've been posting because I had two.....yep, I said "TWO" interviews yesterday for the press. Holy cow! Yesterday morning, I met writer David LaGaccia from the Florida Weekly newspaper at the [...]

Y'all have to see this gorgeous seashell succulent planter we found right on the Etsy website! Gah!! I have jumped with two feet into the little succulent craze! I first dabbled with a succulent from

I was wondering what to do with all the seashells we had collected from our trips to the ocean. I live in the Midwest so it's fun to put them in my garden and look at them, and remember.

Seashell is a free material readily available and easy to work with, there are many DIY projects that you can make functional and useful pieces out of seashell around your home and garden.

This handmade wind chime has been made by me with individually selected shells sourced from the beaches of the Central Coast in NSW Australia. It is so pretty and makes a gorgeous sound when the shells move in the breeze. It measures approx. 21 inches (53 cms) long and is made with 13 colourful scallop shells and star limpets. Shell colours will vary with each order. Visit my shop for more of my beautiful Seashell Creations https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/SusysSeashells?ref=hdr_shop_menu

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Last week, the boys and I were invited to tour Lotusland, a beautiful private garden located in Montecito, CA. The estate is 17 acres of gorgeous, featuring some gardens planted in the late 1800s.…