Garden

She Sheds

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Living in the Moment He has a cave. She has a shed. Both have a sanctuary. A place of refuge—an oasis, retreat, hideaway. A place to call...

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Snippets from a Two-Time Garden Day Survivor

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The Question It was May a year ago. With eyes glazed and jaw dropped, my mouth mumbled, “What? You’re inviting us to open our new home...

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Container Gardens

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Living Flower Arrangements Have you always envied those individuals who could take just any old pot and make it become a masterpiece floral...

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Stop and Smell the Roses

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...At The Old City Cemetery Old City Cemetery’s 27-acre public garden includes the largest public collection of antique roses in the...

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Ikebana: Friendship Through Flowers

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So, what is ikebana anyway? It’s where East meets West in an art form. A spiritual practice. A channel for connecting with nature. A...

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Community Gardens

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Feeding Body and Soul Miss Minnie brought us eggs from her backyard chickens. Curles Neck Dairy delivered bottles of milk from nearby...

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Flowers to the Glory of God

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Flowers are the great equalizer. The great common denominator. I’m quite sure this is at the root of why I love them so. Oh, I, like most...

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A Farewell Love Letter to my Garden

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My dear garden, You taught me to slow down and rejoice in “All Things Bright and Beautiful”—foliage in lime- and blue-greens. And...

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Summer Gardens: From Bones to Bounty

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When steamy summer days settle in, the fun is over for some gardeners. It’s time to duck off to the beach or tuck into air-conditioned...

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The Birds & the Bees

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Facts of Life as Told by Pollinators Back in the day we parents squirmed over the inevitable “facts of life” talk with our kids. You...

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