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10 Ways to Bring Your Curriculum Alive With A Garden
We started gardening in 2021 as a way to get outside, grow our own food, and spend time together tech-free. When we decided to homeschool, it was really natural to extend our studies into the garden. After all, it is… Continue reading
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Celebrating the Rhythm of the Year: Fall Edition
Fall and spring bring the best energy. Early March and early September are my absolute favorite times to plan for the upcoming seasons. I see them as waiting rooms—the expectant place straddling the already and the not yet… Continue reading
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Celebrating the Rhythm of the Year: Summer Edition
The content discusses embracing the summer season as a time of abundance, creativity, and connection with nature. It encourages seasonal activities with children, including making sun tea, pressing flowers, and creating nature journals. The author emphasizes shifting the perception of… Continue reading
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One Year of Growing in the Tower Garden: Pros and Cons
Our personal account of growing in the Tower Garden for one year and reflecting on the pros, cons, and value systems of growing indoors. Continue reading
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How to Source Seeds for Your Climate + My Favorite Companies
Seeds are a pretty incredible thing. Did you know that 2,000 year old date palm tree seeds (collected from ancient archeological sites) sprouted in 2005 after being planted by a doctor? It is incredible to me that seeds could be… Continue reading
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Top 5 Flower Gardening Mistakes to Avoid
A final word of encouragement — plants want to grow. Their whole life is about producing a flower to produce seeds so it can produce the next generation of flowers. You don’t have to do it perfectly to succeed. Flowers… Continue reading
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Hope Bouquet #1: April 2022
The ranunculus are blooming – I’ll definitely grow more next year! This week, the inaugural Hope Bouquet went to a mama of multple medically complex kids. She is on the road to therapy appointments multiple times per week, and is… Continue reading
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My Story
It’s like I didn’t know joy until I knew suffering. Continue reading
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