Field Trips Aren’t Just for Kids
My kids are in the first and fourth grade. Which goes without saying, I’ve been on my share of field trips over the past few
Blending it Up
My kids are in the first and fourth grade. Which goes without saying, I’ve been on my share of field trips over the past few
Kermit had it right when he sang, “It’s not easy being green.” But in honor of Earth Day, and Kermit, I’m celebrating green in today’s
I am bound and determined to spend this weekend in the garden. The forecast looks favorable, and it’s not just the crape myrtles that need
Before I dive into the Christmas stuff (we are planning to get our tree this weekend), I wanted to share one thing from my Thanksgiving
Two weeks ago, when my zinnias were still blooming gangbusters, I was dreading the coming cold and inevitable death in the garden. But then on
Every year when I go to buy pansies I have the same problem. There are so many beautiful colors to choose from: dark maroon, bright
I am definitely a list maker. Every morning my day starts with writing down on a small yellow legal pad my to-do list for the
Let me preface this by saying that I love all four seasons. But August in the garden is my least favorite month of the year.
Lately it seems like I’ve seen a lot of links to lists of ways to know you’re 40, good things about being 40, bad things
Am I willing to spend $7 for a tomato cage? Apparently not, no matter how pretty they look. But my garden will look fabulous no