Floral Printable Quote: To Plant a Garden is to Believe in Tomorrow
Hey there! It’s Dawn visiting again from AD Aesthetic. Today, I’m here to deliver you another printable graphic. Perhaps you can use this floral printable quote to brighten up an often overlooked corner of your home. If you’ve missed any of my previous printable graphics, you can always find them all here along with the rest of my posts.
Today’s printable design features beautiful flowers paired with a wonderful quote from Aubrey Hepburn, one that’s just perfect for spring: “To plant a garden, is to believe in tomorrow”. Would you believe that I’ve never actually planted my own garden at home? I’m thinking that this is the year I’ll change that! It appeals to me more and more as I continue to make healthier lifestyle choices that include incorporating more fruits and veggies into my diet. The prospect of picking my own food rather than taking another trip to the store just to pursue the produce aisles is rather appealing.
As the weather warms up, perhaps you’re getting ready to start planting your own garden. Hopefully, this lovely print will help you motivate you as well as remind you of the psychological benefits of gardening.
Like always, I have set you up with three common frame sizes (8×10, 5×7 and 4×6). Simply download the PDF, print out the page that includes your preferred size, trim and pop it into your favorite frame. This is a nice print for the kitchen or even to pretty up your gardening shed!
Once you’ve found the perfect spot for your print, be sure to snap a pic and share it with us by tagging us @adaesthetic and @remodelaholic. We all love to see how you use our prints in your home!
If you enjoyed this printable or are on the lookout for more home decor inspiration and freebies, come check out my site adaesthtic.com. Also, don’t forget to follow me on Facebook, Pinterest or Instagram and say hello! Until next time, happy gardening!
-Dawn
More flower printables:
- May Flowers watercolor printable
- wildflower quote printable
- Coco Chanel printable quote set: Don’t be like the rest of them, darling
- Camellia printable flower garland
- Printable dogwood paper flower
Dawn is one half of the team behind the creative blog, AD Aesthetic. By day she works as the VP of Creative for a design and marketing company (getting paid to make things look good!), while by night she renovates her Midwest home, refinishes thrift-store furniture for fun, and works with her husband on raising two tiny humans. Dawn believes in the potential to design your surroundings and your life one day at a time, and lives by the motto, 'Make everything beautiful.' Get to know her better by visiting her blog, ADaesthetic.com, or following along on Facebook and Instagram.
What cute signs! I love all these ideas, I can’t wait to try them out!
Newly retired, young due to a non curable rare cancer disease. Bummer. More of a bummer, my husband fighting chronic progressive Multiple Sclerosis for 28 years at home with me as money maker, loving supportive mom to two successful adult married children. Yes, they homemaker, caregiver, and yes, the kids inherited my cancer. Go figure. Husband in nursing home now. The only man for me. He doesn’t always know that. So, for decades without or with bits of money I’m creative and feel happy mostly by finding great things n making them look better or not so worn out( like me!). I’m also a Audrey Hepburn fan for her photos, quotes, lifestyle n vintage things. Simplicity and doing things we a creative simplicity is my jam at a young 60. I’m experienced in dumpster diving(unable to do it now, health and central pic line???? I have been working on a little 650 s foot cottage built on to the back of my daughters now childhood home. So my creative juices flow and would love to blog. I find it has gotten me through some hurdles perhaps I can help others in some capacity. If there is a deal I’ll find it. I have an eye “they say.” So if anyone wants to assist this lady in blogging reach out to me please. Love the audrey hepburn print. Need to figure this out. That means CDC asking one of my kids how