Gardening and Alzheimer’s: What Science Is Teaching Us About Brain Health, Prevention, and Hope
I was fortunate to be a guest on Progress, Potential, And Possibilities a podcast where the conversation centered around Alzheimer’s …
Grow Your Fiber: The Garden Might Be the Most Overlooked Source of Gut-Healthy Foods
There’s a lot of conversation right now about fiber—and for good reason. Fiber supports digestion, metabolic health, heart health, and …
International Women’s Day: Why Growing Things Is an Act of Leadership
International Women’s Day leadership is an opportunity to reflect on how women are shaping the future through entrepreneurship, wellbeing, and …
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How to Peel and Plant Your Wax-Dipped Amaryllis Bulb After It Finishes Blooming
There is something unforgettable about a wax-dipped amaryllis. No soil.No watering.Just a bulb that seems to come alive on its …
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Five Reasons Why You Should Grow Sage at Home
Sage is one of those plants that gives more than it takes. It’s beautiful, resilient, fragrant, and useful in ways …
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The Value of Care: What Gardening Teaches Us on National Caregivers Day
Today is National Caregivers Day — a day set aside to honor those who care for others. Caregivers are everywhere. …
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