There’s been much said about the garden being a sanctuary — a place that provides solace. And I believe we each make a garden for ourselves that’s simultaneously a reflection of who we’ve been, who we are and who we want to be. It’s nostalgia, remembrance, hopefulness, aspiration, belonging, community, nurturing, experience, learning, and embrace all in one, constantly-changing package. Something wonderful about the garden…
I haven’t done a sponsored post on this blog yet, and that’s still true of this post! I recommend these gifts not because I have any association with the people who create these things (with a couple of exceptions, which I’ll note below*), but because I use them myself and think they would be great gifts for any gardener in your life. And these gifts…
At the point that I’m writing this, we’re about a week away from the darkest time of year. And this year has been better than most when it comes to sunshine. So while it’s still pretty depressing to have only 8.5 hours of daylight (I’m easily affected by things like that), it’s been much worse in previous winters where the sun made an infrequent appearance….
During the off season, those who love gardening can get their fix in a variety of ways: seed catalogs, online garden tours, the rare nice day that allows you to do some cleanup. But none of these hold a candle to the delightfulness of British gardening television. American “gardening” television (what little is left of it) has about as much to do with gardening as…
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