🌿 Dear gardening friends, Last week I wrote about embodied knowing — that quiet, bone-deep trust you build through seasons of paying attention in the garden. A lot of you wrote back. 💚 Thank you for that — truly. A few of you also had questions about the retreat, so I want to make sure to answer all of those. But first — a little garden wisdom. One of my favorite practices in ecological gardening is companion planting: the practice of growing plants together that help each other thrive....
4 months ago • 2 min read
Hey there fellow gardener! 🌻 Imagine walking into your garden and instinctively knowing which seeds need sowing, what companions to plant, and which weeds are for eating. You feel rooted, grounded, and excited while doing it all in an efficient and effective, regenerative way. Embody the rhythms of Nature and bring more joy and ease to gardening. 🌷 Three years ago, I launched my long-time dream of creating Garden Rhythm– an ecological gardening education program that brings more JOY to...
4 months ago • 1 min read
🌿 Gardening friends, 🌷May is here! Can you feel Jack Frost skulking away into his summer hidey hole? We're not out of the window for freezing temperatures just yet but I can feel the warmer days coming deep in my bones. In the garden, my brassicas are settling into the garden nicely and beets and carrots are peeking above the soil surface, ready to make beautiful bright root crops for us to feed on into the fall. In my house, tomatoes and peppers are awaiting the long days of late May and I...
5 months ago • 2 min read
🌿 My dear gardening friend, As I sit writing to you, the dandelions 🌼 have just opened for the first time this year and the air is filled with birdsong 🐦⬛. Winter seems to be slowly releasing its grip here in the northeast ☀️ and I am ready to emerge from hibernation and be in the garden and connect with other good humans. 💚 If you are anything like me, getting through these challenging times means doubling down on the activities that bring joy, and whenever possible doing so in good company...
5 months ago • 1 min read