How Easy for Nature; How Difficult for Humans . . .
I’m struck by the ease with which Nature moves, mysterious and majestic, through the seasons; now, already in February, she […]
I’m struck by the ease with which Nature moves, mysterious and majestic, through the seasons; now, already in February, she […]
February begins, and we’re still embroiled in clean-up work parties. Thought we’d be done by now, but we’ve moved from
See last Sunday’s post for the reference. And, it’s still winter . . . and Joseph and Marita, according to
Mid-November this year was similar to other years . . . grateful for greens still growing in the main garden
We skipped two Thursday Community Dinners in a row, due to other considerations, so we figured we might be looking
Life in our tiny urban paradise mid-summer revolves around the gardens, with not just kale and chard, two kinds of
The above photo of the cabbage patch lining one of our hugelkulture beds was taken about two weeks ago. Today,
https://annkreilkamp.net/2022/04/20/ann-n-dan-easter-outing-buffet-yellowwood-lake-hike-with-spring-ephemerals/ Here’s one of the spring ephemerals. Dan took photos of at least a dozen, in case you want to
Our dear Rebecca (aka Charisse), who lived here for ten years and was the person who designed and directed the
From the Founder, Ann Kreilkamp: It’s been nearly two years since anyone has posted on this website. Life in Green
Our regular twice-a-week, two-hour work party began at 10:30 this morning, and everybody who could joined in, one or two
Only one thing has decidedly changed: No more Thursday Community Dinners for the duration, since they inevitably draw way more