Summer has officially arrived! To welcome summer in the garden is to enter into the deep, inviting wonder of lush …
Ode to Nigella
Nigella’s gentle, happy presence lingering in our garden for the length of spring has moved me to write a poem. Any …
The Promise of a Pollinator Garden
It may seem as if everywhere you are hearing the buzz about pollinator gardens; that’s because the National Pollinator …
A Garden Plant Named Desire
This Valentines week, let your desire be your guide in dreaming of plants for your garden. In fact, in the Bible, desire …
Birds & Evergreen Branches
With the winter upon us and most of the leaves fallen, evergreen branches remain faithful to shelter and protect our …
Where Can I Find Bible Plants in Atlanta?
Once again, The Association of Garden Communicators (GWA) gathered its gaggle of writers, editors, photographers, …
5 Reasons to Plant Garden Mums
Chrysanthemums, or mums—their endearing nickname—are not merely a favorite fall flower, but a faithful friend in the …
Create a Chamomile Lawn
Have a spot in your landscape frustratingly hard to mow? Are tree trunks and roots, pots, or sprawling plants making it …
Water From the Rock
What is the answer for August—these end-of-summer days that languish near triple-digit temperatures, plants thirsty and …
The Lord’s Victory: Planting Bay Laurel
It is our final day of “Plant a Pot O’ Bible,” a container planting carried on throughout Lent to grasp a deeper …
The Lord’s Prevailing: Planting Mint, Dill & Cumin
“Plant a Pot of Bible” is a series of devotions that go along with planting some of the herbs, spices, and edibles …
The Lord’s Possibilities: Planting Mustard
“Plant a Pot of Bible” is a series of devotions that go along with planting some of the herbs, spices, and edibles …