Blue skies and gentle breezes beaconed for me to get outside despite the cool temperatures. Afterall, it was so warm and toasty indoors and so much left on the "winter list to do". Ah, but that sunshine looked so inviting...and the encouraging nicker from the horses gave way to this soul. Shiloh, Cash and Honey … Continue reading Seedy Greenhouse
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Things Gone Wild?
The inconsistent weather of rain, snow, hail, and sun, tending to the newly planted vegetable garden and pulling weeds that persistently demand attention had my focus on everything and everywhere but the front garden. It was that time of year that peonies would steal the show out front and back, as well as the promised … Continue reading Things Gone Wild?
Nature’s Gift
A tub of Tulips A cool breeze waifed through the open bedroom window this morning waking me up. Before my eyes opened, a beautiful choir of birds chirped out a song leaving me in wonder of what feathered friends sang such a lovely tune. The melody must have caught "the boys" attention as my line … Continue reading Nature’s Gift
Emerging
Waking to two feet of a white wonderland of snow last week was both refreshing as well as beautiful. I smiled as the dogs romp and did "puppies in the snow" and watched the birds flitting to and fro pecking at their seeds in the trays before flying back to the nearest snow covered tree … Continue reading Emerging
Garden Topics
It never fails that someone will ask how I come up with subjects for the blog to write about. It always makes me smile. A walk around the garden provides millions (okay, I exaggerate) of topics to talk about. It is the very reason I love landscaping - you never know it all! With that … Continue reading Garden Topics
Early Spring?
Daffodil and Muscari Blue skies, bright sunshine beating down on the warmed earth as spring bulbs pop their heads up through the soil are all indicators we are experiencing a very early spring this February. Or is it an early spring? I recall it was these false winter days that brought folks out of the … Continue reading Early Spring?
Shades of Hawaii
Blue skies of Hawaii Early morning tropical breezes and spectacular sunsets still waif through my mind of an unforgettable trip with all the females in my family. Daughter, granddaughters, great granddaughters and spices of my grandsons took off for one of those family adventures we are so famous for doing... Walks, swimming, and shopping filled … Continue reading Shades of Hawaii
Hawaii is Beyond Garden Gates
Orchids from Hawaii While developing this website, I considered the name and the broad spectrum of writing about landscaping I hoped to achieve. This blog site required exploring various locations on my bucket list. as well as micro-climates and plant material found within far and away from regions beyond my garden gates. It was the … Continue reading Hawaii is Beyond Garden Gates
Feeling Better
Where to start - I read a blog today entitled, "I am feeling better now." While the writer's topic covered a different subject, it provided an avenue for me to share that I am feeling better now and sorry for the long absence away from the blog. It seems my body put me through some … Continue reading Feeling Better
Lights Out?
Lights out due to power outage? When the lights go out in the house, lifestyles are disrupted on many levels. Checklists abound of things to do to prepare for power outages as well as what to do after. But where is the list on power outage affecting our garden? Surely there must be a mistake … Continue reading Lights Out?
