Posts from June 2022

Bees aren't kittens. Some of us shiver in fear when one buzzes in our ear! They're not really cuddly or funny, though some could argue that they are cute. 

By now, we all know that pollinators are in decline due to habitat loss, invasive species, pesticides, and predators. But these little workers fertilize plants to form seeds, berries, fruit, and other plant food that we absolutely love. 

Here are a few ways that you can support the pollinators in your community!

1. Plant natives! Busy bees will come calling when you provide them with native plant pollen and nectar for food, cover from the elements and predators, and places where their young can grow.
2. Create cozy nests! Most native bees don't form hives. They nestle in decaying wood and sandy soil. They are also willing to cozy up in whimsical bee houses, like the ones you can f...

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Let's face it, we're all busy. Almost everyone I talk to has a full to-do list and struggles to find time to stop and smell the roses. But, what good are the roses if we never take time to appreciate them? Create some space in your day and inside or outside of your home (or both!) to simply enjoy the moment. 

Do you have a space inside or outside of your home where you can set aside your day to truly relax and be still? What it looks like for one person might be completely different than for another. Whether it's a den, a sunroom, a garden, a deck, or a zen zone; you can create indoor and outdoor spaces that allow you to unwind and relax.

Some things to consider:

1. Soft, comfortable seating is inviting and welcoming. Don't be afraid to try something unconventional like a hammock, chaise, or big fluffy floor pillows!
2. Skip the TV,...

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