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Garden's Talk
“Gardens are a form of autobiography.” Sydney Eddison Who does your garden say you are? Romantic, pristine, low maintenance? We all have...


Need a Little Hope Today?
You’ve probably come across the saying, ‘Bloom where you’re planted.’ And it’s a great sentiment, especially for military families and...


The Wonderful, Terrible World of Palynology
Have you ever stepped outside to a yellow porch or powder-laden car? Perhaps your runny nose or itchy eyes tell you spring is in the air....


Flower Power
While most of us are sastified with a flat or two of mixed variety, dId you know there is a whole network of flower judges – trained and...


Bare Spots and other Soul Stains
One could say that the lawn is the canvas for the homeowner’s yard. Trimmed and treated to perfection, the golf-course green turf is what...


You Can't Beat Beets
We all had foods we hated growing up. I remember my mom serving many a bland vegetable out of can: asparagus, peas, pickled beets. We had...


Roses are Red
When roses are red, true love is said and when they are yellow, it shows joy for a fellow. When roses are purple, it's love at first...


What's the Rush?
Did you see Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction last week? Six more weeks of winter. I sure hope the groundhog is wrong – like they say he is...


Heirloom Quality
In this day of fast food and fake news, where can one turn for quality? The more our society tries to satiate us with the shallow, the...


Do You Need Professional Help?
I’m super excited to have my first Q & A blog format. This week’s letter comes from my friend and new home-owner in Texas: Do you have a...
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