February has decided it's March, and so the late winter season waltzes on into spring. Many years ago, I read Bird by Bird: Some …
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day: February indoor plant party
Sorry, I'm late to the Garden Bloggers Bloom Day party. I didn't realize it was already mid-February. How could I miss it with …
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Travelogue: London
It is dark and dreary in Oklahoma this morning so of course, my thoughts turned to London. [bctt tweet="It is dark and dreary …
Smiling through winter, an update
After last week's post, I implemented my seven ways to smile through winter plan. This quiet season covers at least five months of …
Seven ways to smile through winter
It's only mid-January, and I've reached winter's crying time. You think I'm being overly dramatic? I'm not. Usually, I …
A bevy of backyard birds
Bill and I were standing in the living room at the back window gazing outside as our son walked by. "What on Earth are you two …
Magnolia Market, Waco, Texas
I like Texas a lot. In fact, second only to Oklahoma, it's probably my favorite state. Maybe because as I cross the Red River, our …
Advent, a quiet season of change
It's been awhile since I've written, but I've been deep in thought this Advent. Many changes are coming to our family. Over the …
Fall flower garden dance
A week ago, when I started this post, it was cold, bitterly so, after a very long and warm fall. Any tropical I didn't get moved …
Ornamental grasses breathe life
Ornamental grasses breathe life into your garden and knit your landscape together blade-by-blade. Let me count the ways. As …
Tulsa Botanic Garden, an Oklahoma jewel
Good morning! This will have to be a quickie because I'm behind on my writing projects due to arm surgery. I'm fine. My fingers …
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Fall container rehab
Last week, I did a live video on Facebook about my fall container rehab. Click below to see me in …