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Category Archives: Arkansas blogger
Minding My Own Beeswax
Making honey is no small feat for a bee. Foraging bees must first visit many flowers to collect nectar. Then, it is brought to the hive where a worker bee takes the nectar and places it in one of the openings in the specially … Continue reading
A Pollinator-Friendly Garden
This time of year, the gardens are filling in nicely with a mixture of annuals and perennials. When the summer heat begins to build, I usually devote my garden walks to the early morning or late evening (late evening being … Continue reading
Spring Has Sprung
Spring is Happening in the Ozark Mountains Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas, Arkansas blogger, Family, Farm life, Flowers, Garden, Home, Native Plants
Tagged amsonia hubrichtii, Aquilegia canadensis, Arkansas, arkansas blue star, arkansas native, bluebells, buckeye tree, columbine, creeping phlox, epimedium, garden art, heuchera, Ozarks, soloman's seal, spring flowers
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When I Can’t Garden, I Cook
Dreary days in the winter don’t work for me. I can tolerate the cold if the sun is shining, but when it’s not, it can be so depressing. Usually when this happens, I head to the kitchen and cook. It’s still … Continue reading
Pinterest Fails
Whenever I comment on a great food I have eaten or complement a cool project someone has done, it’s usually followed by the phrase, “I got it off Pinterest”. Pinterest is a great source for ideas and when my internal alarm clock goes off extra … Continue reading
The Gardens at Moss Mountain
As one would expect from P. Allen Smith’s Moss Mountain Farm, his gardens were absolutely incredible. Mr. Smith led the garden tour and I’m sure he was telling everyone about all the different species and wonderful tidbits about each plant. … Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas blogger, Chickens, Flowers, Garden
Tagged Arkansas, chickens, garden, Garden Home retreat, Moss Mountain Farm, P. Allen Smith
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