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Whitney Curtis

http://www.thecurtiscasa.com/

Based in Atlanta, GA, Whitney is the author of the home and garden blog, The Curtis Casa. In addition to DIY projects and interior design musings, Whitney regularly shares do's and don'ts for first-time gardeners. Never afraid to get her hands dirty with her next project or call Mom for help, Whitney is happiest with her handy-man husband and two four-legged friends by her side.


Deck Decorating Ideas by Whitney of The Curtis Casa

Posted by: on April 12th, 2013 | 35 Comments

In our Style Challenge series, we ask some of our favorite bloggers from around the web to surprise us with their ideas for creating a stylish and functional space using Home Depot products as a starting point. Whitney of The Curtis Casa has been an ongoing contributor to The Apron blog with her fantastic garden [...]

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DIY Decor: Make a DIY Wall Hanging Planter

Posted by: on March 5th, 2013 | 8 Comments

  Whitney Curtis is the author of the home and garden blog The Curtis Casa. She shares with us her step-by-step tutorial for making a DIY wall hanging planter. With the hope of warm spring weather still a few weeks away, I wanted to create a modern DIY Wall Hanging Planter to brighten up my home [...]

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A DIY Succulent Wreath that Will Stay Alive Long Past the Holidays

Posted by: on December 10th, 2012 | 6 Comments

  Succulents are a popular plant because of their structural shape, lovely sage green color, and easy maintenance. Gardening guru Whitney Curtis, the lady behind the blog The Curtis Casa, shows us how to make a succulent wreath that really lives! It’s a perfect centerpiece for your holiday table setting and will last long after the [...]

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How to Make a Rosemary Topiary, by Whitney of The Curtis Casa

Posted by: on December 3rd, 2012 | One Comment

  Propagating herbs is an easy and inexpensive method for any gardener, young or seasoned pro, to expand your collection. Guest contributor Whitney Curtis is the lady behind the blog The Curtis Casa. She shows us how to propagate rosemary in the form of an easy-to-make mini rosemary topiary. It’s great for hostess gifts, table settings [...]

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