The Day We Pulled Out 12-Foot Invasive Privet
Removing Chinese privet in North Carolina changed our slope and our garden plan. Here’s why we uprooted 12-foot shrubs for nature, soil protection, and intentional gardening.
Removing Chinese privet in North Carolina changed our slope and our garden plan. Here’s why we uprooted 12-foot shrubs for nature, soil protection, and intentional gardening.
This blog is about interrupted plans, quiet work, and the lesson winter keeps teaching me: you don’t control the season—you move with it.
Planting in clay soil taught me that digging wide holes are better than deep ones—and sometimes the best thing you can do is plant higher. The tree I didn’t know I needed I walked into a nursery. Saw a Golden Falls Weeping Redbud. And thought… I want it. I love Read more
Not everything needs to be for show. Here’s why I’m choosing slow, steady work and a solid life over a shiny one.
This next reset won’t arrive all at once.
It unfolds slowly, in real time.
Winter has a way of making that clear.