Friends, Community & Musings
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The Importance of Being a Lackadaisical Gardener
Life is simple, but we insist on making it complicated. Of this I am reminded -
Autumn Rituals for the Gardener
I hesitated to get rid of all my flowerpots however it was time. The last of the warm weekends. And the last of the summer beauties. -
Bloom Where You are Planted
The fall garden never ceases to amaze me! Last year I had planted some 'tender bulbs' in large pots at the start of the season.
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Orchid Rescue! (Mini Phalaenopsis)
I am starting the morning with some hot water in the kettle for my tea, a bit of breakfast and the enjoyment of a blooming mini Phalaenopsis orchid. -
Vintage-Style Greenhouses and Terra Cotta Pots
As most know, when spring hits here in Wisconsin, my attention turns from the art studio to the garden. -
A New Life for a Discarded, Found Chair
Appreciate and savor the work in progress you are. Sometimes we take leaps and bounds forward. -
Summer Mornings, Simple Pleasures
Another simple summer pleasure is what I have termed “Basil Toast” or “Dill Toast.” Along with a cup of tea, it is a perfect way to start my day. -
Ode to the Tulip
Nothing shouts spring like a beautiful tulip! So many colors, so many shapes and sizes. I have been painting a canvas inspired by the spring garden. -
Iris Borer
If you’re like me and you don’t notice iris borer until mid-summer, you have more work on your hands. If you are seeing yellowed leaves and rot... -
Art of Gardening, Winter Reflections
If I am willing to admit it, winter has become a respite for me in some respects. There is no pressure to wake up first thing and go to the garden.... -
Messy Garden Club
Everywhere I read online is talking about being a lazy gardener, a messy gardener. Why? It turns out this is good for your garden and the ecosystem! -
Homestead in Summer
Who knows the secrets of a homestead in summer but its owner? I know where the blackberries grow. Under the pines; and when they will be ripe.
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