• grow herbs or other springtime plants. Re-pot plants too.
• grow potted plants, flowers or bulbs on your windowsill.
• try growing potatoes in a tatey bag or barrel.
• create a table centrepiece or wreath with flowers, moss, eggs and animal figurines.
• update or add to your picnicking equipment. then go on a picnic!
• make a carrot cake.
• choose a new herb you have never tasted before and cook with it. You could even try growing it.
• press flowers and use them to decorate a diary or bookmark.
• make or purchase stationery with spring-themed motifs.
• when the weather gets warmer, introduce pastel shades into your outfits. Try white with pastel accents.
• choose a theme colour to incorporate into your outfits: mint, pastel yellow, baby blue.
• set up a bird feeder, bath or house. Watch and listen to the birds, maybe take photos and draw them.
• go walking in the rain. You may want to wear wellingtons and use an umbrella, or just enjoy the feeling of getting damp.
• print out some of the photos you've taken of natural scenes and make them into a collage or display.
• stock up on winter clothes and accessories on sale to prepare for next winter. Look for faux fur collars, mittens, gloves, earmuffs, cuffs.
• experiment with tasting new varieties of tea. Try a flower-scented tea.
• make a salad with seasonal spring vegetables or fruit.

taken&edited from apartmentcat