It's hard to believe that my AWESOME trip to Florida is almost over. I head back to New Mexico on April 12.
During this time Mom's Herb Shop on Etsy has been put in vacation mode. It will reopen after I get back to New Mexico and can scout around to see what Spring plants are ready. During the time the shop is in vacation mode I will also be updating the look and feel (to match the new website look and feel) and re-reading the policy pages to make sure those are all up to date.
The FaceBook Page is still up and active. Take a moment to 'like' and join in on the conversations. I find it really fun to 'chat' with folks on the page and I try to bring interesting information.
The Twitter Page is still up and active. I have to admit I don't 'tweet' as much as I most likely should, lol. But I do love posting tid-bits of information that folks, in the herbal community, may be interested in.
A last bit of news is that I've started a designated blog for the Mountain Garden Project (http://mountain-garden.blogspot.com/). It occurred to me that I wanted a specific 'log' of this project - all by itself. I have entered last year's information already and I'm looking forward to adding this years adventures to it. Gardening, in the harsh High Mountain Desert, is no easy task.
"There are no weeds in an herbalist’s garden." Instead of creating an about me page I decided it would be more fun to share my herbal life with you. So, this blog is all about herbs, spices and teas - and our natural, botanical world. I'm including pictures, little tips and tricks, thoughts and anything that seems to fit.
I'm off to plant the last of the True-blue pansies as a frame to the oblong plot cut into the slate of a local church plaza. They will border daffodils, tulips and the Irises that have been the Spring hallmark of that scant tribute to nature, manicured and tame. Then the perennials and weeds...but that's for another month. How I wish for wilder gardens.
ReplyDeleteWilder Gardens can be beautiful and rewarding but I do have to tell you - a wilder garden can be more work. If this really is something that interests you, try getting information here:
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I would love to Mexico, if there is a chance I will go to Mexico
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