Author: Sandra Educate

Everybody welcomes spring with joy. Every year. I do, too. But here comes the Humbug part: Hidden...

Garden columnist Alice Massey wrote a column with this title, and I liked it so much that I...

In what may look like a perfectly calm garden bed, the soil is literally crawling with life. Yes,...

Even the poets and writers disagree. So which is it – March or April?  Louise Penny says March,...

WHAT??? Who said that? Well, it was the corporate slogan of E. I. DuPont Nemours for decades....

A couple of winters ago, I wrote a column called “Winter Blues and Blahs.”  I don’t want to fudge...

2022 is here and for most of us, life has begun to ‘normalize,’ Omicron not withstanding. And for...

So what is the new Yuzu? It’s citrus that’s virtually unknown in the Lowcountry. I discovered it...

I’m curious.  Why “Live Oak”?  Aren’t all trees which aren’t dead, alive?  Well, I found that all...

You’d think it would be easy, and it would. Except it’s winter, not spring. The only thing in the...