Starting in December, seed catalogs begin to arrive. By January, they arrive daily. Even though many companies have gone completely online, others like John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds send paper Read More
Seed catalogs arrive daily
Starting in December, seed catalogs begin to arrive. By January, they arrive daily. Even though many companies have gone completely online, others like John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds send paper Read More
Leaves, beautiful shredded leaves
I should carry around a sign stating “Will Work for Compost” for I do every autumn. Other than my labor, my compost is free because it’s from beautiful shredded leaves. Read More
Beans and greens
While I’m out planting the bulbs this Sunday afternoon, I’ll also be thinking about beans and greens and whether I want to start any beans on top of the stove Read More
Planting the bulbs
This week I’m planting the bulbs in two garden spots. In keeping with ten ways to enjoy your garden more, I’m planting the bulbs where I can see them from Read More
It’s time to plan for next year’s garden
Yes, I know we’re all exhausted from the summer from hell in Oklahoma and Texas–or is that just me? But it’s time to start planning for next year’s dream garden. Read More
Fall vibes
Fall vibes is a hashtag used all over the internet. Cozy vibes is its pumpkin-scented counterpart. I don’t know why, but both of them make me laugh. Consider this my Read More
Fall favorites
October can be the most beautiful month in the garden, and that’s because it is full of fall favorites. I’ve been doing a few Instagram videos about my fall favorites Read More
Ten ways to enjoy your garden more
Last Saturday, while planting pansies and violas for fall and cleaning up my front borders, I began to ponder ten ways to enjoy your garden more. I always get my Read More
New Monarch butterfly info
A couple of weeks ago, Carol Michel, my podcast cohost, told me about a lecture from the Horticultural Research Institute in their tHRIve – WEB SERIES presented by Dr. Daniel Read More
September Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day
As usual, I’m a day late for September Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day, but I have good reasons. I had garden coaching clients in Tulsa and Edmond this week. I was Read More
Six garden problems
I’m in the middle of an early fall garden rescue. I have six garden problems, ‘er weeds, I’m trying to eradicate this fall. While I was traveling, temperatures around the Read More
Fall bulbs
If you’re thinking about ordering fall bulbs, read on for what I’m planting this year. Fall bulbs make great spring flowers. Scilla siberica, so tiny and so true blue Scilla Read More
