Hidden in her casement, deceptively passive, as the sum of her existence is dissolved, unwatched, and wrought anew. Bitter-blooded tenderness, finespun and fiercely held, may, … Read More ›
With a pandemic sweeping the globe, I questioned whether I ought to write about gardening. Whatever I can possibly say seems very unimportant in comparison … Read More ›
It’s been awhile since I’ve written and my plan isn’t to resume posting until the garden starts growing again (most likely sometime in March). But … Read More ›
For my last post in 2019, I thought it might be fun to look back at this year in review – what I’ve learned and … Read More ›
Having decided how you want your new garden to function and feel and then analyzed your site conditions, you’re ready to start choosing what to … Read More ›
I like to shine the spotlight on undemanding gardens that make life easy for the gardener. So with autumn color getting into full swing here … Read More ›
What if all we woke up with were the things we’d expressed gratitude for the day before? I remember reading this a couple of years … Read More ›
Birds have been in the news recently. A recent study published in Science magazine found that bird populations in North America have plummeted to the … Read More ›
Once you’ve decided how you want your new garden to function and feel, your next smart step is to evaluate your site. Understanding your site … Read More ›
One of the joys of gardening is powerfully fragrant plants! There’s just nothing like sitting peacefully on your deck or patio while a lovely perfume … Read More ›