Galanthus nivalis 'Flore Pleno' |
March 23, 2022
Wordless Snowdrops
Labels:
early spring,
first blooms,
hope,
snowdrops,
spring,
Wordless Wednesday
March 13, 2022
Join Me at the Madison Garden Bloggers Fling!
Dear Friends:
I'm focusing on hopeful things. In June, gardeners will gather in Madison for the Garden Bloggers' Fling, and I'm on the planning committee! The Fling is a meet-up of garden social media communicators that has been held annually since 2008 (except for a two-year hiatus because of COVID). In addition to garden bloggers, others who can attend include YouTubers, vloggers, Instagrammers, and podcasters...basically, anyone with an online, regularly updated, public outlet for sharing gardening content.
The dates this year are Thursday, June 23, through Sunday, June 26, and you can learn more and register here: Fling registration.
I may be a little distracted in the weeks ahead as we close in on the event.
Because of numerous tasks that surround preparing for a major event, I may not be as present here in the blog space for a bit, but I will visit from time to time, and I will be back and active by midsummer. And I'd love to meet more of you, in person, at the June 22 Garden Bloggers Fling!
In addition to Fling planning, my focus now is on the spring garden, my indoor potted plants, and signs of new life, new hope, and new blooms.
Sedum hybridum |
Lantana camara 'Bandana Rose' |
Gerbera jamesonii |
Passiflora incarnata |
Tithonia rotundifolia 'Goldfinger' |
Oxalis vulcanicola 'Zinfandel' |
Because of numerous tasks that surround preparing for a major event, I may not be as present here in the blog space for a bit, but I will visit from time to time, and I will be back and active by midsummer. And I'd love to meet more of you, in person, at the June 22 Garden Bloggers Fling!
March 02, 2022
Wordless Signs of Hope
Labels:
Hellebores,
hope,
perennials,
snowdrops,
spring bulbs,
transitions,
Wordless Wednesday,
zinnias