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January and February in the Garden

Welcome to Mid-Winter. I try to be present and get outside for a little bit each day. It helps me realize that things happen at …

Here in Illinois, we have some wild spring ephemerals that I never had the pleasure of knowing in person until moving to our new spot. …

Spring has been making its way to us here in the Midwest. Although we got March snow yesterday, the next few weeks really look like …

If the year were a day, I’d say we are at about 3am. I got a bit of a late start on my winter sowing, …

ticks The reality of this wooded acre we live on is that there are ticks. Ticks are fond of furry creatures, like visiting chipmunks and …

The light is different, reflecting off of yellows, oranges, purples, and reds that seem to appear over night. The grey skies are a perfect backdrop …

That is where my head goes when I start propagating plants. I walk around the garden and start thinking about next year. I take notice …

Fall is here, and with it, we have had rain, cooler weather, and a ton of acorns falling. There isn’t much to do much in …

I am found of letting things go to seed and collecting from the plants I have grown. I think it is fun and wise to …

This summer, I have had lots of surprise, cute combo moments. I want to share a few of them with you. This is one of …