Trees, Flowers, Potted Plants, Herbs

We have been thinking about how nice it would be to share our gardening ideas and techniques that we have learned over the years. In view of that, I have just brainstormed a bit with thoughts that might be interesting and useful to our visitors. We would like to make this a special place where you may come to learn about gardening for pleasure, food on the table or herbs that may help to heal your body, spirit or mind.

We welcome you to e-mail us and tell us what you like about gardening and how it influences your life. Whether you love fresh flowers, potted plants, trees, shrubs, edible fruits and vegetables, or herbs, I feel sure that you will find some pleasure in the blossoms, sounds, fragrance, bubbling fountains or a flowing pond of a beautiful garden. It can be in your mind or in your back yard, which ever you prefer.

No one has to be an expert here,and the objective is to teach our visitors and also to learn from you.

Please, let us hear from you and tell us why you love your garden.

• ~Flower Chorus~
  
  

• Ralph Waldo Emerson
  
• 1803 - 1882
  
  
• Such a commotion under the ground,
• When March called, "Ho there! ho!"
• Such spreading of rootlets far and wide,
• Such whisperings to and fro!
• "Are you ready?" the Snowdrop asked,
• "'Tis time to start, you know."
• "Almost, my dear!" the Scilla replied,
• "I'll follow as soon as you go."
• Then "Ha! ha! ha!" a chorus came
• Of laughter sweet and low,
• From millions of flowers under the ground,
• Yes, millions beginning to grow.
  
  
  
• "I'll promise my blossoms," the Crocus said,
• "When I hear the blackbird sing."
• And straight thereafter Narcissus cried,
• "My silver and gold I'll bring."
• "And ere they are dulled," anothcr spoke,
• "The Hyacinth bells shall ring."
• But the Violet only murmured, "I'm here
• And sweet, grew the air of Spring.
  
  
  
• O, the pretty brave things, thru' the coldest days
• Imprisoned in walls of brown,
• They never lost heart tho' the blast shrieked loud,
• And the sleet and the hail came down;
• But patiently each wrought her wonderful dress,
• Or fashioned her beautiful crown,
• And now they are coming to lighten the world
• Still shadowed by winter's frown.
• And well may they cheerily laugh "Ha! Ha !"
• In laughter sweet and low,
• The millions of flowers under the ground,
• Yes, millions beginning to grow.
  
  
  

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