Jenny Walton’s daughter doesn’t weave but she was instrumental in her mother learning how to do it. It was her daughter’s fifth birthday and Walton selected a child’s loom for a gift. As they were getting it set for the first...
Read MoreI recently started my seeds – tomatoes, cucuzza squash, climbing zucchini, golden beets, Florida cranberries, nasturtiums, zinnias, edelweiss, various herbs and Roma beans. Come planting time, they also won’t all fit in my...
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Like a lot of us, the Eastern Redbud simply can’t wait very long for spring to come. It pushes out...
Read MoreOne of the more eye-catching exhibits at the Philadelphia Flower Show in March was “Rooted in Community,” a depiction of The Spring Gardens Community Garden in Philadelphia put together by the Pennsylvania Horticulture Society...
Read MoreSpring often feels like a fresh start and a time to try something new, as well as a time to break out of hibernation. With many local artisans hosting workshops and classes at social spaces, there is surely an interesting one...
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