Gather Around the Table

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Donna Letier

The Best Summer Dinners Aren't About the Food Every summer, I tell myself I'm going to invite people over more… Read More

You Can’t Water a Garden with an Empty Watering Can

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A few days ago, I had the privilege of leading a wellness workshop in honor of International Self-Care Day. We… Read More

The Pause Plant: What Succulents Can Teach Us About Growing Well

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There is a reason succulents have become one of the world's most popular houseplants. They're beautiful, resilient, and surprisingly forgiving.… Read More

Standing in the Presence of Excellence: What Meeting Martha Stewart Taught Me About Growth

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Standing in the Presence of Excellence There are moments in business that make you pause. This past week at Cultivate,… Read More

Too Hot to Fertilize? Refresh Your Container Garden with Fresh Soil Instead

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By late July, one of the most common questions we hear is: "If it's too hot to fertilize my plants,… Read More

Cool Down Naturally: Make a Refreshing Garden Botanical Cooling Mist

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One of my favorite summer wellness rituals doesn't begin in the medicine cabinet. It begins in the garden. After a… Read More

Should You Pick Green Tomatoes? Here’s How to Know

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(C)MichaelBraunPhotography9529259175 One of the most common questions we hear every July is, "Should I pick my green tomatoes or leave… Read More

Basil & Honey Lemonade: The Drink That Tastes Like Summer

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There are certain recipes that quietly become part of a season. They aren't complicated or reserved for special occasions—they're simply… Read More

International Self-Care Day: Five Ways to Care for Yourself—Even When You’re Busy Caring for Everyone Else

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Every year on July 24, International Self-Care Day reminds us to prioritize our own well-being. It's a beautiful idea. It's… Read More

How to Keep Your Favorite Summer Herbs Growing Through the Heat

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There’s something deeply satisfying about stepping outside on a July morning, coffee in hand, and snipping a handful of fresh… Read More