Nesting With Grace

by Brooke Christen

Small Patio Set, Spring Front Porch and Planters

Ready to spend a lot of time outside??? We are!! We have already been eating at our outdoor table that is under our covered porch, the sun sets in our backyard, so it gets a lot of sun and warmth. You can’t see our pool from that covered patio area, so it felt like we needed a smaller table by the pool we can eat at when when people are swimming, or even to serve snacks on. I found a great small patio set that doesn’t need to be covered, and that was really cute! Also started planting some plants for the front porch and pool area.

Snapped a photo on Easter with some of the planters I had pot together on Saturday. No surprise this year I mixed in purple flowers!
I still have my fresh bayleaf wreaths up from Christmas, I think they transition nicely into spring! And the buffalo check rug with the hanging chair! Also the gold lanterns are pretty year round.
Isn’t this set so cute?? Love the chairs. They are really comfortable. You can take the cushion off to keep out of the weather or to wash.
I feel like a cute umbrella can really make any patio set look good! I LOVE this stripe scallop umbrella. I used this base for it.
These Solar Lanterns are really fun to have out and night. I just leave them out in the sun to charge. I was really impressed with how much light and glow they put off!
I just got the large and medium in these stone planters. They came in that pretty gray color and also a white. This faux wood stool is nice as an outdoor side table or to add height with your planters.
I moved the planters out front for Easter pictures. Now I want to duplicate the same thing here! The pop of purple in the planters is new for me and I love the spring colors.
The flowers I used in that front planter were- Salvia (bigger in back), Sweet Alyssum (white flower), Pincushion (purple flower), Sedum Tile (in front). And Boxwoods are always a favorite for the large pots because I can get them to last all year.
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  2. Lori says

    Looks pretty! We are in zone 5b so it’s too early here for outdoor pots just yet.
    We have planted trees and shrubs with my tubers awaiting the soil soon! So wish that cookware wasn’t so expensive.

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