Transplanting plants can be a delicate process, and it’s always upsetting to see a beloved houseplant or tree go through the stress of being relocated. I’m having to deal with this right now due to the construction project going on in our backyard.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a community as, “a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common,” or, “a feeling of fellowship with others which results in the sharing of common attitudes, interests, and goals.”
This is the Blue Heron who lives on our backyard pond. We've named him Amadeus, and he watches me garden everyday.
Aside from my trusty garden apron that has two HUGE pockets, multiple collapsible hoses, and my wonderful husband Marty (who thankfully still loves me despite my obsession with gardening and nature), I have a new garden BFF and her name is Peggy Sue. Peggy Sue is an electric tricycle, or as it is more commonly called, an e-trike.
Here are a few photos and videos I recently took from my garden. Spring has sprung!
The total solar eclipse in North America on April 8, 2024, was not just a celestial event; it was a profound moment of unity that brought people from all walks of life together.
These gardens from around the world are breathtaking and should be seen by anyone who loves gardening and nature.
Canada offers so much more than poutine, skiing, and stunning mountain vistas. It is also home to some of the most beautiful gardens in the world.
I always hesitate to write about “The Best of” anything because these lists are always highly subjective. This sentiment definitely holds true for garden lovers.
