Rainbows In My Garden Make My Day

Good Morning! Namaste.








It's the little details that make me smile big.


Sweet peas are coming!


My hemp string is up, so that my sweet peas may climb up, up and away!

Night Gardening

Like a nymph in the night, my husband and I sneak away to the garden. Racing for sunset, we blew in with the wind while the last of the warm sun rays were dipping into the ocean. I had a plan.

We must staple hemp rope to the back of the front gate for my sweet peas to venture up and hang crystals in the windows. Sprinkle magic upon the space in the dark of night. We began the work with the Christmas lights glowing behind us on the streets. People walked by, yet no one noticed us working hard like little elves. It was as if we were secret fairies hiding within the peaceful green nest that we built. Dancing with plants in the breeze.

I felt almost mischievous under the waning Virgo moon light. Like as if we were bound by daylight and shouldn't be there. But we were. And it was magical and sweet. Rest well my little friends. See you when rainbows are glistening.

Giving Thanks: Updated Pictures November 28th

Happy Thanksgiving!

I am grateful for my beautiful life and my beautiful family that makes life worth living.


My wildflower seeds are coming up. Once they get larger (by January), I may buy a color pack to throw in as well.


My beets, chard and snapdragons.


This bed is getting huge! Happy plants.




Main bed is filling in nicely. Especially with the large cabbage, broccoli and cheddar cauliflower.


Sugar snaps! I transplanted 3 of the seeds that came up, in order to make my spacing ideal around my iron structure.





My lettuce patch is being eaten. I am in the process of figuring out what little creature is devouring this patch. However, my other lettuce patch is flourishing, as you can see in pictures below. My herbs are not much bigger, but I would imagine by spring, their favorite season, they will fill in that entire area.


This foxglove is so happy.






My romaine lettuce.