Author Archives: Ann Lovejoy

Why Anemones Will Always Win My Heart

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

This simple form attracts me because I’m biased. In a good way. Thoughts On Bias The other day, someone asked me about a coppery red, spotty evergreen shrub, was there something wrong with it? I made a face and said … Continue reading →

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A Cautious Sense Of Hope

Posted on March 15, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

Grateful faces wearing hand made masks Mask On, Mask Off? A few days ago, a (fully vaccinated) friend gave me hug, saying, “I’ve been wanting to do that for way too long!” Though we turned our faces away from each … Continue reading →

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When Life Gives You Lemons

Posted on March 8, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

Lovely Lemon Pudding is a great solace Neem For Indoors, Outdoors, Ornamentals & Edibles In February, I always feel relaxed about garden chores. There’s plenty of time, right? It’s kinda rainy, kinda windy, the weather will surely be nicer tomorrow… … Continue reading →

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Getting The Jump On The Equinox

Posted on March 1, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

SO many bugs are benign! Ladybugs Prefer Meteorological Spring It’s Spring! Sort of. For some reason, every news source seems to be discovering that, according to the meteorological seasonal system, today is the official First Day Of Spring. Those of … Continue reading →

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