Front Door Flower Basket from a Wire Hanger

I've really been wanting something to spruce up the front door of our apartment. Here is my little flower basket.
What I Used:
-Wire Hanger
-Coconut Palm Liner ($3.00 @ Wal-Mart)
-Twisty Ties (the annoying ones that make it impossible to get your child's toy out of the box)
-Permanent Magic Marker
Total Cost: $3.50 including flowers.
I went with the flowers I did because they only need partial sun and my door doesn't see much sunlight. If you get full sun you could put some really beautiful flowers in.

My little Gardener

I went out to garden the other day with Ryan. After Ryan saw what I was doing he insisted on take the shovel from me and trying it himself.


I have another video that is much better of Ryan but I just can't stand my voice in it. Do you ever annoy yourself? Anyway, it's Ryan we all care about!

Any Ideas?

So for Christmas I got an AeroGarden, from my father in law, which is basically a sure way to grow herbs indoors without killing them. All you do is put in water when it tells you and a little nutrient tablet. Most of my herbs have done quite well. However, I do not know what do with so much mint and dill. Anyone have some good recipes or ideas? The only thing I know to do with mint is make mint tea and I am not a huge fan. I have really enjoyed my chives though. It is fun to have some green inside when everything else is looks dead out my window. Anyway here are the pictures of my little garden. I can't wait until the weather is good and I can start my porch garden again!