When a friend invites you to a cup of tea, implicit in the invitation is cozy company. Whether served in dainty, floral …
Come to Me in Crown Anemones
The bloom is on! Rosen School of Hebrew reports that southern Israel is resplendent in red—crown anemones are covering …
A Lenten Look at Flowers of the Field
The Lenten season began yesterday, 40 days sectioned off as a prelude to Easter Sunday. Why set apart these days? To …
Winter Garden of Light
Welcome winter to the northern hemisphere—yet what would otherwise be the darkest day, the fewest hours of daylight at …
Simple Thanks in 5 Solas
Wishing you, dear gardener, a happy Thanksgiving and a beautiful day filled in the simplest ways with God’s …
Acanthus Everywhere
With the great benefit of garden travel via GWA: The Association of Garden Communicators and the organization’s annual …
A Bible Gardener Visits Buffalo, NY
I’m not sure there could be a bigger garden welcome than the one awaiting visitors to Buffalo, NY, in late July! The …
Little by Little
Let us ponder one of the most precious and important gifts of the garden life: Delighting in little things. A new bloom, …
Garden Goofs & Bible Humor
Several goof-ups in my garden this season would otherwise upset and discourage me. Instead, I am seeing Bible humor! …
A Lenten Look at Trees: Bay Laurel
A Lenten Look at Trees features seven tree species, a sweeping journey from the Garden of Eden to palm’s Sunday …
A Lenten Look at Trees: Almond
A Lenten Look at Trees features seven tree species, a sweeping journey from the Garden of Eden to palm’s Sunday …
A Lenten Look at Trees: Tamarisk
A Lenten Look at Trees features seven tree species, a sweeping journey from the Garden of Eden to palm’s Sunday …