Category Archives: gardening

Plants need water. Duh! Being from Massachusetts, 50 years of gardening there made its imprints, for instance, what vegetables and flowers are a must every year, that each season is a fresh experiment on many levels, and how and when … Continue reading →

We just had rain for much of three days, most at night which is excellent for plants of every kind and size. That includes the dandelions and bind weed that has purposefully been given fair freedom for three years due … Continue reading →

Mother Nature is a supreme teacher and gardening gives unending opportunities for learning, letting go, going with the flow and resting in what is. In no particular order: “plant seeds before your last frost”: so the package says. Trouble is … Continue reading →

The Mountain Spinach (orache) is in that wonderful phase of its life where, established by eeking out its ground, it is spreading large delicious leaves and secondary shoots. For would-be eaters, the large leaves are sumptuous food; and, thoughtfully picked, … Continue reading →

Is your garden the by-product of listening? No doubt, yes, for many of you/us. I have often thought when watching a documentary or YouTube on regenerative-permaculture-biodynamic-Natural processes that, in addition to whatever right brain skills and know-how someone has brought, … Continue reading →