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This weekend the 13 ladies were placed in the coop, then onto a trailer, and headed to their new home. Their coos and personalities and

almost as printed in the Athens Banner-Herald April 2010 “Native plants – gotta have ‘em.” seems to be a mantra among home gardeners, garden magazines

To say it’s been an eventful year is an understatement. Some joys, lots of travel and changes. I’m afraid my garden and my blog are

I just don’t like working in my front yard. Despite planting about 40 trees since I moved in, I feel on display for the cars

Not sure how it happened, but our 5 acres transformed quickly from a backyard with a vegetable garden and some fruit plants to a homestead.

1- To repel pests from the yarn stash. 2- To make charming homemade sachets that add to a hand-knit gift and make it smell so

OMG! I’ve been talking with Jennifer so much lately that I forgot that my interview about native perennials was with Melissa, who is so very

This weekend’s writing is about native perennials. That should be pretty easy, since I interviewed Jennifer Ceska for my info and her enthusiasm for native

While in college, one of my design classes spent a few days in Boxley Valley along the Buffalo National River in Arkansas to analyze this

Dad at age 90 – Christmas 2007 Two dozen orchid plants traveled back with me from Dad’s greenhouse into my living room – or at

The first day in NW Arkansas was perfect – sunny and 60 degrees, so my 8 year old nephew John Michael and I planted bags

Last week I joined a group of folks from the Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance, which is a diverse group of organizations throughout the state that