As we approach spring, I, like most gardeners, am dreaming of my garden and planning to start seeds indoors to eventually transplant into beds. Seed catalogues cover my
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As we approach spring, I, like most gardeners, am dreaming of my garden and planning to start seeds indoors to eventually transplant into beds. Seed catalogues cover my
Summer is the season of flowers; bringing a steady parade of different blooms, whether they be wild flowers of the meadows and roadsides, or cultivated ornamentals decorating our
Spices take the chill out of winter; when added to food, teas and other home remedies they promote circulation and the sensation of warmth. My favourite spices include
In admiration of the weeds on the side of the road and musings on the meaning of life. My road was repaved this summer, with a fresh layer
This article was inspired by the common occurrence of wild carrot, aka Queen Anne’s Lace, lining roadsides at this time. It offers us food and medicine, and is
In March I start to gear up for my annual spring cleanse. My article deals with our most critical organ of detoxification – the liver. We may stand
Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what winter teas are made of. Each season brings different flavours and medicines to my tea pot. Winter is the cozy
At this time of year my access to fresh herbs (and food) dwindles with the change of seasons and I have to switch from remedies utilizing freshly
Part 1 – In Praise of Kale Isn’t kale the best! What vegetable do we know here in our North Eastern climate that is so hardy, generous and
Nothing was more wonderful than waiting for a happiness you could be sure of. ~ Barbara Kingsolver Wonder-full is how I experience spring here in Nova Scotia,