Category Archives: The Morning Report

We returned from the DEMENTIACARE 2013 Conference in Central New York State on Friday. As Karl and I walked the garden Saturday morning, it was thrilling to see our first tree peony beginning to bloom – and what a sweet … Continue reading →

Sunshine on a cloudy day is what we have here… bright shining at foot level! We love this ground-cover that is now the same color as a yellow tulip next to it. Pink almond bushes are also in full bloom … Continue reading →

Nectarine, peach, apple, and pear blossoms decorate the Orchard Avenue now… young trees we look forward to watching grow up. Moving forward with a listening heart, vision, inquiry, and action, ~ Mary Recommend on FacebookTweet about itPrint for laterTell a … Continue reading →

This morning I got lost in the joy and flow of tending our garden, one of my self-care anchors. Today I am “grounding” myself. I won’t be driving to any appointments or to see my father. I will not care … Continue reading →

It’s another cool wet morning here. Hyacinths are blooming in the Circle Garden, photographed above. We wait for our Gumdrop Alley to bloom… Moving forward with a listening heart, vision, inquiry, and action, ~ Mary Recommend on FacebookTweet about itPrint … Continue reading →

We return today to the reminder that mother nature is a healer of our life’s traumas. So too must we remember to clean up our acts as best we can – figuratively and literally. Moving forward with a listening heart, … Continue reading →

Thanks again to the many friends and family who helped with their wedding gifts 2012 to purchase the plants for our MargFMac Front Loop border hedge. We selected these plants last weekend and Karl planted them over the last couple … Continue reading →

Karl and I shopped for hedge plants yesterday and made some decisions. We expect to plant rhododendron, mountain laurel, holly and boxwood. These plants will become an evergreen screen for the MargFMac Front Garden Loop sanctuary. Moving forward with a … Continue reading →