10 Reasons Why Spring Is the Most Positive Season
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
How the world is waking up to hope via nature.
Gardening
Dig, plant, water, feed, harvest–gardening is a way to get your hands dirty while admiring the full and lush cycle of life.
Jesus the Great Gardener
He asked her, “Woman, why are you crying? Who is it you are looking for?” Thinking he was the gardener, she said, “Sir, if you have carried him away, tell me where you have put him, and I will get him.” Jesus said to her, “Mary.”—John 20:15–16 (NIV)
A Great Way to Share Your Garden with Others
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
Inviting a neighbor into your growing space is a beautiful, sacred experience.
A Way to Find Spiritual Joy in the Garden
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
Pulling out what doesn’t belong is a gratifying workout—and a gift to the native flora in your area.
A Note of Hope from the Garden: One Plant, Many Blooms
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Nourish, feed and care for yourself, and you will blossom too.
A Delightful Moment in the Garden—When to Move On
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Clearing away what’s no longer vibrant to make way for new life in seasons to come
4 Things Succulent Plants Can Teach You About Life
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
Caring for these beautifully mysterious plants invites us to tune in to our own strength and power.
The Gift of a Suddenly Summer Day
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
An unexpected temperature swing can feel strange—and beautifully freeing.
The Freedom and Beauty of Re-Potting a Plant
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Every living thing outgrows its surroundings sometimes. With gentle care, we can all open up to new light.
A Neat Trick to Get the Most Out of Your Daffodil Bulbs
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
This easy technique keeps your spring beauties neat in the garden and healthy for next year.
A Sunflower Project Helped Her Student Thrive
By Margaret Woodall Shark4 min read
She learned what it meant to be a teacher and how to nurture her students’ growth.
Put Radishes Center Stage for Fresh Spring Meals
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
The earliest crops are crunchy, spicy and ready to add zing to your spring dishes.
