Entry 6- From St. John’s Wort to Virgin’s Bower
I find St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) and Virgin’s Bower (Clematis Virginiana) to be quite fitting botanical bookends for the season of summer- Solstice to
I find St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) and Virgin’s Bower (Clematis Virginiana) to be quite fitting botanical bookends for the season of summer- Solstice to
If the power goes out and we lose the days to the extra work, it can be distressing. Once in a several-year-snowstorm can be all
We awake to a rare cold morning of light falling snow. Mornings such as this are busy in the coffee-scented kitchen and the garden just
Terre Lamb Seeley has been drawing and painting since she was a very small child. Her family founded the oldest stained glass studio in the United States and she grew up in a home environment of art and art history. She became a painter after college where she had studied music and went on to create the calendar series “A Year in a Country House” which was first published in 1991.
Are old houses really a part of nature? Well- they certainly can become so. The important houses in my life are all in the 150-year-plus range, with the exception of the house that used to belong to my brother, which doesn't save it from being in a constant state of resistance to natural entropy along with the older ones! I
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