How Sweet It Is
This is one of my favorite times of the year! Seed Catalog time. Don’t you just drool at the...
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Category: Lifestyle
LIFESTYLE
Dr. Nori: Holistic Chiropractor
Throughout my life, I’ve been blessed with an eclectic set of friends and Nori (she...
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The Glory of Roses
“Of all flowers, methinks a rose is best.” Thus sayeth William Shakespeare. And he seems to be...
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What Not to Do in Your Backyard
Well, the dearth of blooms in the garden right now is boring and there’s not too much to write...
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All Bad Things…
I know the saying goes, “All good things come to and end,” but why focus on the negative? I...
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Sowing the Seeds of Hope
Audrey Hepburn once wrote “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” And at this dark and...
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After Action
Truly a military town, Beaufort is rife with active duty and retired veterans, their families and...
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Forlorn Foliage
Wow! Mother Nature sure showed us who’s boss. Our big freeze last month decimated some of our...
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The Best of Us
When tragedy happens, it often provides us with a glimpse of the best face of humanity. In the...
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Thyme & Time Again
Every gardener needs time and thyme. We all know what time is; that thing that most of us waste...
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A Wise Woman’s Words: Contemplating the Meaning of Rituals
Although I have tried, I have never been able to get swept up and away into the euphoria of New...
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First Frost in Our Lowcountry Gardens
There was frost on my roof this morning, but my plants do not seem the worse for it. This is a...
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As the Earth Turns
To children, the holiday season may seem to take eons to return from one year to the next. As an...
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Sign Language: Talking to Plants
Plants have sign language, too. Like any foreign language, you have to learn it before you can...
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Great Expectations
“The world has to change to fit you. And if you stick to your principles, values, and morals long...
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The Wild and Wonderful World of Gingers
‘Ginger’ is an appellation used by so many species, it’s impossible to know just which species...
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A Gift to the Lowcountry
One of my most memorable birthday gifts was one of those that just keeps on giving, and has since...
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Thankful in November
I love November – that crisp air, late fall flowers, slanting sunlight. It even gets dark early...
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Tarot to Know?
Sometimes we need to just riff until something shows up that needs to be heard. Sometimes things...
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Hippie-Era Redux
Recently, I met a fellow who, in the course of our conversation, happened to mention that he’d...
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It’s Fall. My Garden’s a Mess.
After a summer of mixed rain, drought, too much rain, and then a little too much wind chances are...
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