Planting with love and a little water

Sabine Landau and Paige Kirkman make hanging flower baskets for their mothers at Buckerfield’s annual Mother’s Day Hanging Basket event.

With love and a little water Sabine Landau and Paige Kirkman make hanging flower baskets for their mothers at Buckerfield’s annual Mother’s Day Hanging Basket event held Saturday in their bedding plant section.

With love and a little water Sabine Landau and Paige Kirkman make hanging flower baskets for their mothers at Buckerfield’s annual Mother’s Day Hanging Basket event held Saturday in their bedding plant section.

Sabine Landau and Paige Kirkman make hanging flower baskets for their mothers at Buckerfield’s annual Mother’s Day Hanging Basket event held Saturday in their bedding plant section.

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