Month: April 2012

The Art of Wabi Sabi

Posted on April 17, 2012 by

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Imagine a crack in a vase. Imagine how you would feel if there all of a sudden was a big crack in your favorite vase. Now imagine instead of feeling anger about the crack, just fill that gap with pure gold. This is the teaching… Continue Reading “The Art of Wabi Sabi”

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Avocado Chikpea Sandwich Spread, Slaw, & Strawberry Lemonade

Posted on April 2, 2012 by

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“A thankful heart hath a continual feast.” ~ W.J. Cameron My mom found this really great sandwich spread recipe from TwoPeas&TheirPod. It’s really good! So good I have to share. The recipe is very simple and is quick to make. Pair it with some… Continue Reading “Avocado Chikpea Sandwich Spread, Slaw, & Strawberry Lemonade”

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Looking forward to maybe getting some saffron next year! #saffronbulbs
Natice winterberry holly #winterberryholly #nativeshrubs
Don't need too many Collard leaves when they're this size! #collardgreens #eatyourgreens
Took a hike with the KY Native Plant Society this weekend to the Pine Barrens in the Shepherdsville area. It was a neat place, different than other places I've hiked. And, we saw very little invasives- only noticed 1 invasive honeysuckle shrub. The area is protected by the Nature Conservancy, even though some parts with very special plants were 4wheeled on... The drive to get there wasn't the easiest, but a nice place to hike.
This week is Tree Week in Lexington! One of today's events was a conifer tree walk in the Lexington Cemetery with our host, botanist Rob Paratley from UK. The cementery is a great place to see and learn about trees in general. Most of the trees are really mature specimens and sometimes they look different in older age. My favorite was this bald cypress growing in the pond. #lexingtontreeweek #lexingtoncemetery #baldcypress #lexingtonkytrees #treeslexington
There are a lot of different species of asters. Some are common to see in gardens, some common to see in naturalized areas, and some rare. They can be hard to identify. This one was sold to me as 'blue wood aster' from a local nursery. However it definitely isn't, and I think it's Shorts Aster. #aster #nativeaster #fallnativeplantgarden #fallgarden #shortsaster
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