So although snow may cover the ground where you are from, underneath there is life that will slowly poke its bloom out. Knowing this helps the change that is coming become brighter and better.
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In all of life, in and out of the garden, sometimes the things that should be obvious could be hidden.
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Seasons come and seasons go, at least in most parts of the world. For you world travelers you know that when it is summer here in the US, it is winter in Australia due to two different hemispheres and the earth’s axis. The land masses in the mid-latitudes generally get the four seasons while others get extremes. The mid-latitudes are those lands not near the equator and not near the poles.
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The right tool helps get the job done. Whether digging deeper with the newest innovation in THE MAXBIT line or digging deeper to get to the truth of a matter - the right tool is essential.
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We love to see the beauty of plants as they grow above ground, but we often forget the challenges they face below ground to get to that beauty.
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Do you love the idea of planting a variety of bulbs in one season and seeing blooms in another season? And these blooms will come back year after year… or do they?
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Summer time heat and summer time beauty! Do you love Crepe Myrtles as much as I do? What is your favorite color? Do you like a mix of color up and down the drive or all one color? This tree is a staple for southern summer color.
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In America, spring has sprung in the South, at least in Mississippi. We saw the first signs of Spring in early March and it is still lingering. You might say, well of course it is still lingering, but you must understand that the weather in Mississippi is as fickle as an unmarked jar of pickles. You just never know if the weather is going to be sweet or sour.
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It has been a while since we posted...we have been in the air and on the road. So, this post is a little longer than usual but read on and I think you will be glad you did! We are about to explore the Botanical Gardens of Nepal.
Read MoreFrom the flower garden to outside faucets, fall presents its own set of fix- its. Depending on where you live, fall fix-its start sooner rather than later; nonetheless, the to do list is similar for all of us.
Read MoreHow often do we get bogged down in the one-two-three of a project and forget to notice others along the way? It is not uncommon for us to get caught up in the everyday doing of things and lose sight of who is around us.
Read MoreIf you have ever invented anything you know that you must first build a prototype, a model that resembles the real thing. One of the main purposes of the prototype is to prove that the idea, now in 3D, works.
Read MoreThis week’s storyline continues and includes those in our story that create momentum, cause difficulty, and catapult success. As the years tumbled by in my life, this idea from heaven continued to linger, seemingly with little to no development. My timeline was often ‘get it done yesterday’ but reality’s timeline resembled the ticking of a clock, timeless. Certainly, there was some movement, but the hubbub of everyday life seemed overwhelming.
Read MoreIn our struggles, sometimes we just need to tell our story to someone who will listen. I’ve started telling my story here. I purpose to not give advice, unless asked, not judge ever, but just listen to what needs to be said. In telling your story, you may be able to get past the past and move forward to your future.
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Read MoreAfter finishing up each weekend working in yards, sore all over, I repeated to myself, ‘there must be a better way.’ Then the eureka moment arrived! THE MAXBIT was born while I was sitting in church. Imagine that! God heard me say, ‘There must be a better way,’ all the while He’s thinking, “I can’t wait till she sees what I am about to give her.”
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