Cindy's Recipes and WritingsSpring is here and your garden is waking up from its long winter’s nap. How does your garden wake up? Is it a cheery morning type garden or a Grumpy Gus? Okay by now you …
Bulbs Get Spring Fever Too Garden Sense
Bulbs Get Spring Fever Too According to a Zen proverb-Sitting quietly, doing nothing, Spring comes, and the grass grows by itself. That fact is hard to swallow for those of us with Spring Fever. We …
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A picture perfect garden is a few steps away. Here you will find a Wisteria draped fence greeting you at the entry. Ivy winds around the posts and a gentle breeze sends a faint hint …
Easter Lily Lore Garden Sense
Easter Lily Lore The beautiful white trumpets of the Lilium longiflorum or what we call the “Easter Lily” symbolize more than regal beauty. White lilies are said to symbolize purity, innocence and rebirth. Biblical lore …
Daffodils aren’t Daffy #DailyDishMagazine
Garden Sense Daffodils Aren’t Daffy One of the most popular spring bulbs is the daffodil. Daffodils come in whites, yellows, red and peach to pink colored. The flowers can be single or double bloom even …
Roses are Red, Violets are Delicious!
Candied edible flowers add a lovely touch as garnish to baked goods, salads and appetizers. Violets, Johnny-jump-ups, and Pansies are soon in season. Candied Violets If you are serving edible flowers, there are a few …