Ladies gentlemen welcome back once again to homemaker shek

podcast this is the podcast where Angela Reed and I are rescuing the art of homemaking from the daily grind.

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I'm all Rosie because I've been doing what we're going to talk about today.

Yes. I'm glowing.

I have that flower glow.

We've been having such fun in the garden that we thought it would be really fun today to really deep dive into

cottage gardening, which is, man, it's its own beast, isn't it?

Yes, yes, actually.

And thankfully, because it allows for like a myriad of sins.

Yes, and that's why I want to talk to you guys about this.

This is what I'm so excited about where the homemaker is. You can go to these fancy

gardens, especially like you think of formal French gardens or formal English gardens. They're incredible. But come on, right? You're making sloppy Joes for dinner. You gotta run Billy to soccer practice.

You still gotta have time to shave your legs. So you're a busy woman. But the thing about cottage gardening is it's really doable for anybody regardless of how much experience they have in the garden and really on all different styles and plots of land.

Yes, yeah, I don't.

Can't really think of that much architecture

where some sort of cottage garden wouldn't be, wouldn't work.

You know, I'm always talking about in the design society about like,

take whatever you do on the inside of your home, don't completely fight your architecture.

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