Posts Tagged ‘gardening’
Plan, Prepare, and Protect = A Metaphor for Life
Cover and Care Yesterday, Jordan and I raked leaves in our backyard to cover and care for our tulips bulbs! Planting 100 Tulip Bulbs A few weeks ago, before the leaves turned and the autumn chill was in the air, I was thrilled to plant 100 tulip bulbs in our pollinator gardens. There were spaces…
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Don’t Let the “Weeds” Ruin Your Garden and Your Relationships!
Spring Clean-up It’s Spring Clean-up in my yard and gardens. My Yellow Organized Brain has already begun feeding, water and nurturing my trees, shrubs and perennial flower beds. Amongst all the beauty of new growth are the fast growing dandilions, weeds, thistle, and unwanted grass, which grow everywhere I do not want them to grow. It is…
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Discover Wisdom and Poetry to Cultivate Your Garden for Daily Living!
It have found it difficult to find comfort and peace in my heart and brain during this turbulent time in our country. The way for me to remain healthy and deal with those feeling is to tend my gardens by planting new flowers, transplanting and dividing old plants, diffing up weeds, watering, and feeding all…
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What activity helps you feel “normal” and makes your Brain Color thrive?
My Blue Gardener Brain and Heart was thriving as I dug in the dirt for 1.5 days! I was grateful to feel “normal” by taking good care of myself and three of my gardens! I dug up weeds and made room for my perennials to grow and thrive like the lovely purple Hellebore plant, which…
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March Spring BrainBuzz Newsletter: Spring Gardening Tips, Mandatory Reading, Color-filled Books & Quizzes, and Freedom & Differences
Spring is about to burst into blossoms around the Chicagoland area, and my Blue Brain is eager to share the article titles in my March 2016 “Spring” BrainBuzz Newsletter! Brain Colors In Your Garden: Fascinating and factual Gardening Brain Color Tips: Yellow Brain Gardening helps individuals save money Blue Brain Gardening encourages people to help…
Read moreHappy Spring – March 2013 BrainBuzz Newsletter
Tomorrow is the first Day of Spring! After a long Chicago winter I am looking forward to reading, working and enjoying in my garden. I find that the following simple gardening equation works for me in every facet of my life. Planting + Pruning = Profusion! I trust that my March BrainBuzz Newsletter will offer a variety of ways to Plant, Prune and…
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