Nurture new roots for your future

Coleus

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I am not a gardener.  I actually have 2 brown thumbs.   Although this past spring, I made a little effort to clean up my yard and plant a few things.

I read that Coleus were hard to kill which makes them perfect for me.  The price tag and variety at the local garden center made it difficult to bypass.  

As I was watching all if the leaves start to turn brown on the trees, I got the urge to try to bring some of the coleus inside to start new plants.

Here they are, a few pieces from all of the different varieties waiting in water for roots to grow to spend the next 2 seasons inside.  

Maybe we should all take some time to think about how we want to grow and start nurturing the roots of our future selves now!

As summer ends, thinking of spring

Forsythia

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It’s Labor Day weekend and I look back and realize that I did very little ‘summer’ activities this year.  I was trying to remember when I last enjoyed a season in its true fashion.

Surprisingly, I did spring activities this past year for the first time in eons.   I planted and did yard work.  I actually dug in the dirt.  And enjoyed the dirt under my fingernails.  

I encourage you to be more committed to the here and now.  This fall, do ‘autumn’ things.   Embrace the season!  Go leaf peeping, apple picking and trick or treating!

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