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09/18/2026

Nothing quite like the jungle at sunset after a good summer hose down. Everything is dripping, glowing, and just a little wild.

These are the summer nights I’m going to miss.

09/18/2026

Last year, I had the grotto. This year, I created a jungle.

And now that the nights are getting cooler, I’m realizing just how much I’m going to miss this setup. There’s something magical about sitting out here at night with the lights glowing, surrounded by plants that have spent all summer growing completely out of control.

Soon comes the great migration back into the house… and the annual question: Where exactly did I think I was going to put all of these?

First Saturday of spring = dirt therapySpent some time building a few mini ecosystem planters—layering quartz, moss, dri...
03/22/2026

First Saturday of spring = dirt therapy

Spent some time building a few mini ecosystem planters—layering quartz, moss, driftwood, ferns, anthuriums, and nerve plants. Just playing with texture and letting it come together naturally.

There’s something about creating these little living worlds… super grounding.

The loudest member of the family: Mr. Peigon Come-moo. Chief informant and lead no-bark, bad-dog corrector. 3 a.m. bell ...
02/25/2026

The loudest member of the family: Mr. Peigon Come-moo. Chief informant and lead no-bark, bad-dog corrector. 3 a.m. bell enthusiast.
Speaks several languages poorly—and invents a few of his own. Perpetually disappointed in my whistling abilities. Professional dog taunter and dedicated cat-mocker.

Can’t wait for spring 🌱 but we couldn’t wait to get started.This week we prepped our first batch of fruit tree cuttings ...
02/21/2026

Can’t wait for spring 🌱 but we couldn’t wait to get started.

This week we prepped our first batch of fruit tree cuttings for the year—a little late-winter ritual that always makes the coming season feel real. There’s something special about working with dormant wood, knowing that in a few weeks these simple cuttings will begin to wake up and push new growth.

This batch includes:
• Bartlett pear
• Methley plum
• White Lady peach
• Donut peach

Over the next several weeks we’ll keep them warm, lightly moist, and under gentle light while roots begin to form. With patience (and a little luck), these will be ready to leaf out as spring arrives.

We’ll be sharing progress, tips, and lessons learned along the way. If you’ve been itching to get your hands in the soil, this is your sign—spring is closer than it feels.

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New Windsor, MD
21776

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