Yesterday I showed you my first casualty of the overwintering season: a favorite plant that appears to have died due to underwatering.
When overwintering so many plants indoors (in garage or basement), there are always some that don't make it through to spring.
This weekend brought us our first real proof of winter in St. Louis, mild temperatures driven out as the Arctic air pushed in.
I'm happy to report that my Whorn stools/tables are now available for purchase!
We had a fantastic sunrise yesterday morning, so I thought I'd share it with you.
My garage floor was covered by a significant pile of sturdy leaves yesterday:
One of the ways that I continue gardening over the long winter months is through cuttings. It's one of my overwintering strategies for tender plants: take cuttings and root them instead of trying to overwinter the entire (sometimes large) plant.
This was going to be a photo essay on branches, the sunlight hitting them in just the right way the other morning, revealing so much texture, depth, and color.
The first fireplace fire we have each year has come to mean something different to me than to most people who light the logs at this time of year.
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