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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Conversations with Nature

    May 21, 2019 /

    This fire pit garden has absolutely blown up with green growth. I was listening to Urban Farm Podcast the other night, and an ex-reality TV personality turned geeked-out gardener (his words, not mine) kept referring to his garden as preppy. I took out fresh eyes to gaze on this space decided this mess is definitely not preppy.  It nearly took my breath away, not because of its beauty or anything like that but simply the boldness of its existence. In the…

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    June 6, 2019
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    Volunteers and Transplants

    June 8, 2019
  • Spring Garden Pics

    April 22, 2019 /

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  • Duke Gardens with Friends

    April 8, 2019 /

    At the end of March, the kids had a day off school for a teacher workday. After seeing an Instagram post about a “Bloom Walk” in Duke Gardens, I gave the boys a heads up that we would be making a trip, and I tagged my friend Erika on the post, hoping she would see it and hadn’t already booked her day. Friday morning she messaged me and we made plans to pack snacks and hit the road at about…

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  • Reaching Back

    April 3, 2019 /

    Do you ever try to reach deep into your memories and remember places and how you felt in them and what you were doing? I love looking far back and finding the small person for whom I now have so much more compassion, with the benefit of hindsight and years of growth. The older I get, the more similar to her I become. I’ve always mourned the loss of childhood, but now I’m finding I never did fully let it…

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  • Kiln Unloading

    March 31, 2019 /

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  • Saving the Daffodils, Continuing the Story

    March 20, 2019 /

      We live in a transitional neighborhood where houses are regularly either being gutted and flipped or being torn down replaced with shiny new houses. There is a series of lots that have sat empty for the past year or two and in one of those lots, there was a beautiful clump of yellow daffodils. A year passed since I noticed them and all this past month I’ve eagerly awaited their return, not sure if they had already been plowed…

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