Late September Gardens Bursting with Vibrancy Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
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A Beloved Garden You Created Leslie Harris’s journey, as described, serves as a poignant reminder of the deep emotional connections we form with the places we nurture and the gardens we create. Her garden in Charlottesville, VA, a labor of
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Seeking Winter Appeal as Fall Fades into Oblivion This year’s Fling, an annual gathering for garden enthusiasts from the blogging, Instagramming, and YouTube community, marks its first rendezvous during the autumn season, spanning from September 21 to 24. It aligns
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Is Nudity a Necessity? Sometimes, art can be… perplexing. There’s something about garden statues, particularly those depicting naked figures, that seems to provoke strong reactions in people. And I get it. Gardens, for many, are personal spaces of tranquility and
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The Winter Resilience of Boxwoods Locals have now labeled it the “Boxwood Freeze.” The memory of December 23, 2022, still lingers, when while anticipating Santa’s arrival, a sudden icy gust reduced temperatures by 50 degrees within a mere twelve hours.
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Granting Yourself and Your Garden Some Grace on a Beautiful Early Spring Day There’s something ineffably soothing about the raw, honest connection one makes with a garden. It’s not just about the blooms and the produce, but about the life
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