Church in the Garden (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Butterfly wings arch
like cathedral windows
basking in the sun,
their yellow stained glass
Butterfly wings arch
like cathedral windows
basking in the sun,
their yellow stained glass
This post shows a bit of life around here on a holiday weekend. Nothing special in one way, but everything wonderful in another.
An amazing gardener, and an accomplished artist, she is also a kindred spirit with a sage heart.
My husband got an amazing butternut squash harvest this year. Some are over 4 feet long…
It takes a lot of time to process, cook and freeze all this food, but I am very grateful for it all.
My husband grew all this eggplant, and more. With all this at once, we had to process it for the freezer, because eggplant is good only a few days after it is picked.
Highly recommended for its beauty, and a great place to play with a child!
I’m so grateful such a wonderful place as New Pond Farm exists, and I’m proud of all my husband’s hard work that helped make this supportive event a success!
There have been lots of beans, broccoli, eggplant, pears, peppers, carrots, cucumbers, zucchini, cantaloupe, onions, and absolutely enormous butternut squash.
Each season we lose more of our front yard to this project, but these photos show that it is worth it!
Our garden is glorious this time of year. My husband has a festival of flowers going on here.
The Swarthmore grounds and flowers are stunning. Each graduate chooses a rose from the garden to wear at graduation…
So here’s to you Jess, I’m proud of what you are doing and thank you for it! We believe in you and are rooting for you.
So for those of you that don’t know: Brussels sprouts grow on a stalk.
But maybe more than anything, I love the people there, and the amazing opportunities for juxtaposing colors and shapes in effortlessly inspired composition.
We have been bringing in these beauties and mostly roasting them. The abundance is wonderful!