I often quote (who said it I don’t really know) that Garden Art is the slowest of the performing arts. And my features in this post will show you what that means. So grab your popcorn 🍿 I’m sharing a few inspiring and breathtaking ways that plants are being celebrated as the ...

Create a magical Spring table setting by taking a cue from Mother Nature; one that is thrumming with shades of green. Whether your gathering is a cozy one hosting family or friends for a seated brunch or dinner or a buffet for a moving tribe of family guests and neighbors, you...

Most of us seek peace and love in our lives. How we get there is the essential challenge and/or reward of our life’s journey. Arriving at those goalposts appears ever more difficult as of late. So when more of the chatter I heard was about the world generally being regarded as...

I come proclaiming good news. It is the First Day of Spring 🪻❇️🌸 and a perfect day to share my latest book review. Suzanne Simard, scientist, ecologist and the author of

One woman's practical approach to death and the detritus we too-often leave behind just died, but her enduring legacy surely lives on. Margareta Magnusson, is the 91-year-old Swedish artist and author who popularized the "death cleaning" method (döstädning) in her best-selling 2018 book,