Charming Cottage Design |Sheila & Tim Smith |Central Texas Gardener

Growing up in Beirut, Sheila and Tim Smith learned that hospitality starts in a garden. Now in Waco, guests dine on meals fresh from the picking and settle back to converse and stroll among the flowers busy with bees and butterflies. See how they built raised stone beds for vegetables, a classy chicken coop out of recycles and how they compost in super-sized trash bins.

[@MissyPoo81]

I could watch this over and over! Lots of little gems of information and a lovely garden ❤

[@kingstonroland7371]

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[@arthuraydin8731]

@Kingston Roland instablaster ;)

[@Redeleiser]

Yes, the garden is healing to me too.

[@chrislittebrant5235]

Hello, what a charming couple! Hats off to you for your beautiful character and healthy thoughts, Take care & God bless. Thank you for sharing, Chris-Raleigh NC

[@thelmahall2593]

You feel better looking in your garden. I know mine does to me. I m in a great deal of pain 24/7

[@margaretbedwell58]

That has to be the prettiest garden I have seen. I love all your little touches, like the frog on the garden trowel, the curtains in the chicken coop and the big touches for sure the pathways. I love stone paths. thank you for sharing this beautiful garden....I'll just bet God is looking down saying "Yes...that is what I meant". Have a Blessed day.

[@julieannabaca5403]

Thank you sooo very much especially about why and for who you do all for I couldn't have put it better I totally relate to the grandkids and look in their eyes as I they explore and inhale the Beaty of your love passion and garden. Thank you very nicely done especially because you have to live with lupus really makes me tip my hat twice 🍄🍄🍄

[@lisawilliams9980]

Absolutely love your garden. I especially love your tips regarding the chicken coop and the poop scoopers😊. I’m currently transforming my backyard yard for a more garden feel. I deal with fibromyalgia and leave with daily pain. Working in the yard really helps with the joint pain. It’s so therapeutic. Lovely couple. Thanks for sharing. God bless!💕

[@rosehill1595]

I do wish I knew what some of the flowers were. Such an inviting and colorful garden, great chicken coop - I'd love to have one like that, great design!

[@patricianunez4025]

I enjoyed this lovely visit to your garden and hope to use many of your ideas in mine.

[@y0nd3r]

Really enjoyed this. Hope all is well!

[@ants_garden]

Молодцы, что сделали массивные бордюры и широкие дорожки. Правда, нет автоматического полива рокариев и миксбордеров. По этому не очень буйная растительность, многие растения не выдерживает засушливого климата Техаса.

[@piercecushenbery5876]

Tim and Sheila's lawn (st Aug I think) with the rock integrated into the lawn is really cool. She mentioned they integrated the rock little at a time. I wonder what the maintenance on a lawn/rock patio is? Do you lightly string trim the taller blades of grass when it gets really long?

[@CentralTexasGardener]

I would think that's the easiest option!

[@xyzllii]

The chicken run is far too small...cruel...