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Homestead, Kitchen or Potager Garden Inspiration ~ My Favorites!

BySamantha

During the dead of winter and even early spring I need some garden inspiration and I think you do too!

We have been talking quite a bit about Potager (kitchen) Gardens like what the differences are between a Potager (kitchen) garden and a regular garden and we also shared 4 tips on planning a productive potager. Today we have something a little bit different. Today will be a feast for the eyes!

I am going to share with you some of my favorite pictures and videos of some amazingly inspirational kitchen or potager gardens. So go make a nice warm cup of coffee or tea, maybe grab a snack and then sit back and enjoy this feast for the eyes and hopefully some inspiration for your gardens this spring.

Potager/Kitchen Garden Inspiration Photos:

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Kitchen/Potager Garden Inspiration Videos:

Much as I enjoy simple pictures of gardens, I love love love video tours even more! I have a feeling you will too…

This first one I discovered not too long ago and I am in absolute love with it. So pretty, so productive, so inspirational!

Oh my goodness, so much inspiration right? During the winter-time when snow covers the ground, I need these inspirations, don’t you?

I would also like to mention, I have discovered several shows on Netflix on gardening. Monty Don has a couple of good ones about gardens in France (my favorite is the one about potagers, of course!) and Italy. There is also a program called Big Dreams, Small Spaces and another called Love Your Garden.

I hope you have enjoyed some of my favorite inspirations today. I love looking at pictures and videos of gardens so please share with all of us and  let us know your favorites!

How to Plant a Homestead Vegetable Garden in Four Easy StepsRelated posts: Whats the Difference between a kitchen garden and regular vegetable Garden

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