Happy Monday friends! We’re welcoming the Autumn equinox around here with little signs of fall. And after a little taste of fall-like weather over the weekend, I am ready. Bring it on! Love, Kelly ... read more
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The Last Bits of Summer
Summer’s lease hath all too short a date.William Shakespeare Happy Friday friends! This past week, Daisy and I took a different route on our regular evening walk. And I am so glad that we did, because we passed by a home whose entire front yard was planted in summer flowers. From ... read more
Beauty At Any Stage
In addition to the dainty, pale salmon zinnias that I've been going on about this summer, I also have a bold pink variety which are actually volunteers that self-seeded from last year’s garden. I just love nature. Anyway, they had gotten a little top-heavy and one of the big stalks broke off. ... read more
Weekend Visitor
I had a lovely visitor in my garden over the weekend! This handsome fella is a Gulf Fritillary and is native to the southern parts of the US. I am happy to be a stopover as he makes his way back home to Florida. I love that he didn't seem to mind me and my camera too much. And I ... read more
Lessons From A Sunflower Farm
There is a reason they call Kansas the Sunflower State. While I was in Kansas City this week, I went on a little adventure and drove myself to Grinter Farms near Lawrence. The minute I walked up to their field of sunflowers, I started grinning ear to ear. I mean, how could you not ... read more
What September Means To Me
September means glorious golden hour light in the evenings. September means Autumn Clematis draped all over the trees along the walking trail. September means the first Monarch butterfly sightings. September means dahlias growing tall and strong in the garden. September means lots of ... read more
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