Child's Pose: Not Necessarily Garden Related

Harry Covért Makes a Most Delicious Pie
Yes, I mean literally, makes a pie. (OK, actually, there was enough of him for four pies . . . and a bunch of precocious and yet, very tasty little tarts.)Yesterday, in a final creative act of generosity, after developing a bad case of grey mold on his head that was eating away his brain, leaving him a veg

When Life Gives You Lemon Blossoms
First, . . . pause. Breathe in, deeply! Uh Huh.Now that you remember what a gift they are,. . . what magic they deliver,lay yourself down beneath that tree, close your eyesand surrender your attention.All of it.Allow their exotic perfumeto envel

I See Compost
Something in nearly every stark scene within the garden lately leads my appreciative eyes downward. It’s not what you might think.

Care and Feeding of the Elusive Muse
. . .Today I fed mine tomatillos and cabbage leaves.

More from the bottom of the jar . . .
Eventually you come to understand, there’s nothing magical about the jar. Just as there’s nothing particularly magical about that little point-and-shoot camera you’re using. The magic is in you. But only as much of it as you have allowed to grow within you. And not one bit more than you c