A blog about visits to gardens and all kinds of other spots in between. Sometimes,along the way, God speaks to us in the garden...
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
The Song of Songs (Book of the Song of Solomon)
The Song of Solomon takes place in a garden. A beautiful love story. Those who love Jesus are called the Bride of Christ. Someday He will tell us "Come away my Beloved" and we will so happily go to Him. I found this video on You Tube and thought it was beautiful. I hope you enjoy it.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County
"On The Way to Cape May"......
Yes, we sang as we drove and we stopped along the way. I had been wanting to visit this nursery in Franklinville ever since Lorrarine (the owner) came to speak at one of our garden club meetings. She is a delightful person, always willing to share her wisdom and tips for the garden. She knows tons and tons about herbs and I hope to post a link to one of her articles in the near future. In the meantime, here is a link to the article I wrote in The Community Connection about her wonderful nursery. My husband and I and another couple were on our way to a weekend in Cape May and I talked them all into stopping at Triple Oaks. It was worth it. I purchased 2 Rosemary plants that I hope will be hardy enough to winter over in my garden shed.
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County
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Yes, we sang as we drove and we stopped along the way. I had been wanting to visit this nursery in Franklinville ever since Lorrarine (the owner) came to speak at one of our garden club meetings. She is a delightful person, always willing to share her wisdom and tips for the garden. She knows tons and tons about herbs and I hope to post a link to one of her articles in the near future. In the meantime, here is a link to the article I wrote in The Community Connection about her wonderful nursery. My husband and I and another couple were on our way to a weekend in Cape May and I talked them all into stopping at Triple Oaks. It was worth it. I purchased 2 Rosemary plants that I hope will be hardy enough to winter over in my garden shed.
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County: Spring Comes to Bucks County
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I don't recall exactly how I found out about the Bucks County Garden and Home Show. Last year was my first time to visit the show. I found it enthralling. This was a place to make a lot of gardening connections. I met people from other garden clubs and met a few master gardeners as well. I felt as if I made some new friends and hope to meet up with some of these people again. I met a wonderful lady named Dot Bunn who is an artist. She creates gorgeous oil paintings that one can walk into. You can visit her web site at http://www.dotbunn.com/. One of her works was done in the garden of Derek Fell, another person I admire. Derek is a garden writer and photographer. I'll write more about him another time. To read the article published in The Community Connection about this event click on the small print above.
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I don't recall exactly how I found out about the Bucks County Garden and Home Show. Last year was my first time to visit the show. I found it enthralling. This was a place to make a lot of gardening connections. I met people from other garden clubs and met a few master gardeners as well. I felt as if I made some new friends and hope to meet up with some of these people again. I met a wonderful lady named Dot Bunn who is an artist. She creates gorgeous oil paintings that one can walk into. You can visit her web site at http://www.dotbunn.com/. One of her works was done in the garden of Derek Fell, another person I admire. Derek is a garden writer and photographer. I'll write more about him another time. To read the article published in The Community Connection about this event click on the small print above.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County
Berksmont News: Serving Berks County: Passport to the World
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This year's Philadelphia Flower Show was full of some amazing floral creations. Click on the link above to read the article published in The Community Connection. This was the first year I went across the street to the Farmer's Market to eat lunch. They have a huge variety of food choices plus homemade baked goods and fresh produce. You need extra shopping bags to take home all the things you could purchase between the Flower Show and the Farmer's Market!
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This year's Philadelphia Flower Show was full of some amazing floral creations. Click on the link above to read the article published in The Community Connection. This was the first year I went across the street to the Farmer's Market to eat lunch. They have a huge variety of food choices plus homemade baked goods and fresh produce. You need extra shopping bags to take home all the things you could purchase between the Flower Show and the Farmer's Market!
Monday, March 8, 2010
The Garden Wayfarer: Gone to pot - Community Connection - Berksmont News
The Garden Wayfarer: Gone to pot - Community Connection - Berksmont News
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How many of you have used household items as decor or plant containers in your gardens? I'd love to hear about your ideas. Just click on the link above to see some unique ideas I've come across.
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How many of you have used household items as decor or plant containers in your gardens? I'd love to hear about your ideas. Just click on the link above to see some unique ideas I've come across.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Alta Sierra Biblical Gardens
Loving the subject of Biblical Gardens as I do, I sometimes surf the web for info on this subject. I enjoy looking at photos that people take of gardens in general. I came across this video on youtube that I thought was nicely done and hoped you would enjoy visiting the coolness of the garden and the fragrance of faith in Jesus. Just click on the title of my post above and it will take you to visit the gardens.
Friday, February 19, 2010
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