Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day: March
It’s that time of the month for Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day where we show what we have flowering in our gardens. First, the weather It’s…
Navigating Alpha-Gal Syndrome: What Can I Eat?
Newly diagnosed alpha-gal syndrome patients frequently ask, “What should I eat?” This is understandable, given that many are only told they must eliminate mammal meat…
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Why I’m Downsizing My Garden: A Personal Journey
I’ve been planning on downsizing my garden piece-by-piece, bed-by-bed, for years. Why am I downsizing? Putting together Vego garden containers. I love my containers because…
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Oklahoma Winter: Coffee, Power Outages, and Greenhouse Woes
Good afternoon! Yesterday morning my part of Oklahoma saw a low of ten degrees, but that’s January for you. I think we can categorize this…
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A bowl of blooming amaryllises and more for Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day
Hello friends! For you this month, I have a bowl full of blooming amaryllises and more for Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day. Waxed amaryllis from Costco…
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Letting the garden grow
As I’ve been garden coaching so many of you, one thing we often discuss is letting the garden grow, hopefully making it simpler to care…
The bones of the garden
The wind is blowing, and leaves are falling. Autumn is the perfect time to review the bones of the garden. Once the landscape puts itself…
Zinnia favorites
It’s probably no surprise I love zinnias. I talk about them on the Gardenangelists podcast every chance I get, but these are my zinnia favorites,…
Gardening is a love story
This morning I was talking to a friend about flowers, and we agreed gardening is a love story. ‘Coco Gold’ and ‘Giant Orange’ marigolds grown…
Yellow flower parade
Throughout July and August, my garden is a yellow flower parade. Yellow flowers know pollinators love them, so many start strutting their stuff in summer…
Weeds have superpowers
Weeds have superpowers. Like Marvel super villains, weeds are tenacious and difficult to control, and they don’t realize they are evil. In their viewpoint, they…
Favorite June views and daylily hues
By writing about my favorite June views and daylily hues, I get you to look at my daylilies again. See how sneaky I am? Hemerocallis…