Is it time to stop watering your plants?

Author

Lisa
April 19, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes

Good morning,

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BITE-SIZED GARDEN TALES

A heavy sigh escaped Clara's lips as she gazed at her neglected herb garden. Once a vibrant explosion of rosemary, thyme, and basil, it now resembled a tangled mess of weeds.

Discouragement settled over her. Life had gotten hectic, and her once-cherished garden had fallen victim to neglect. Maybe it was time to just give up on it altogether.

Just then, a flash of movement caught her eye. A determined butterfly, its wings a kaleidoscope of colors, fluttered past, drawn to a lone dandelion blooming defiantly amongst the weeds. The butterfly didn't seem to mind the garden's state of disarray – it landed gracefully on the dandelion, drawn to its simple beauty.

A spark of hope ignited within Clara. Her garden might not be perfect, but it still held the potential for life and beauty.

Inspired by the butterfly's resilience, Clara grabbed her gardening gloves. It wouldn't be easy, but with a little effort, she could clear the weeds, rejuvenate the soil, and coax her herbs back to life. Every step, no matter how small, was a step towards reclaiming her little haven of greenery.

IN A NUTSHELL

A garden, like life itself, can weather neglect. Don't be afraid to roll up your sleeves and breathe new life into a forgotten space. Even the smallest efforts can lead to a flourishing comeback.

DIGGING DEEPER

If you’ve had houseplants at any time in your life, you’re probably all too familiar with fungus gnats. These pesky pests love moist soil, just as much as your beautiful plants.

Thankfully, from dehydration to fly paper, you have several natural options at your disposal to get rid of these bugs once and for all!

DAILY DOSE OF DIRT

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The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a seed into a flower, a seed into a fruit, is to participate in the miracle of life.

Alice Walker

UNTIL NEXT BLOOM…

As always, thanks so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to read this newsletter. Question or comments - just reply.

Happy planting!

Lisa