Looking to add a little love to your garden or patio this fall? No doubt you will grow hopelessly fond of two patented …
A Patio Romance: ‘Little Miss Figgy’ Meets Peppy Le Pom™Read More
Yearly Joy with Leafy Myrtle Trees
Today’s blog is planted in the Jewish high holy days, with the Feast of Tabernacles beginning next week. The Feast of …
Book Review: Be Fruitful
Bible gardeners, I am so excited to introduce you to a special book published recently, Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden, …
First Grapes, First Glimpse
The first glimpse that the Israelites had of the land the Lord promised to them coincided with the first grapes ripening …
What Eve Should Have Said
We all know the moment—the iconic encounter between Eve and the snake that turned the most beautiful garden ever planted …
The Bride’s Garden Epilogue
Do you take garden notes at the end of the season, writing down what thrived and what died, a journal or record to refer …
Glimpsing Bible Plants in Grand Rapids
Reporting to you from Grand Rapids, Michigan, with another great adventure from GardenComm, Garden Communicators …
Cast Away Cares with Castor Bean Plants
Looking for a fascinating plant to fill in and flourish your summer garden? Consider castor bean, a tall shrub that …
Flowing Myrrh in The Bride’s Garden
Flowing myrrh meets us in this tear-dropping Holy Week, completing The Bride’s Garden with a mesmerizing impression of …
Fragrance Everywhere in The Bride’s Garden
We are closing in on the final days of Lent, drawing close to Jesus as He entered into His last week. Let’s enter in, …
Blooming Pomegranates in the Bride’s Garden
The Bride’s Garden has been filling out with blossoming shrubs, budding fruits, fragrant flower spires, and now blooming …
Browsing among the Lilies in The Bride’s Garden
Gardeners, are you ready to decorate your garden with showy, scent-sational blooms? Browsing among the lilies, a poetic …