Trees Knees and other forms of Adaptation
Knees are not my strong suit. I had an accident in my twenties that resulted in partial meniscus removal and, while I’m still able to use...
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Honeysuckle Vines and Lemon Sunshine
Can you taste the South? A burst of citrus wrapped in sugary sweetness with just a hint of honey-salt to finish; her Lemon Sunshine...
The Art of the Mulch
There are bad mulch jobs and then there are bad mulch jobs. Just because I’m not a fan of red mulch (a N.Y. favorite) or big pine bark...
Getting to the Root of the Matter
They say a ‘watched’ pot takes longer to boil and I guess the same could be said of a watched seedling. Many a May I have found myself...
Reflections on Time
Walking the arc of the water’s edge, beneath the boughs of glorious soft pink blossoms - mirrored in the water and framed in the clear...
JOMO (Joy of Missing Out)
I grew up Catholic – the American suburban variety where we went to church on Sundays – sometimes - said grace before dinner and loved to...
From Hippie to Hip
The ‘Flower Children’ are all grown up and running the show. It was fun to walk around the Philadelphia Flower Show on Tuesday and see...
Getting Sappy
Sweet, gooey, golden maple syrup ran down our chins and onto our ski jackets, but we didn’t care. It was a cold, snowy afternoon when we...
Love is in the Air
Valentines Day is a bit of a contrived holiday, some - like my husband - would say. It is estimated a billion cards and lots and lots of...
The Lesson of the Yellow Rose
It wasn’t my intention to go to the florist shop. First I tried the bargain grocery store where you can sometimes get a half dozen good...
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